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Helping children have a healthy, active lifestyle can put them at the top of their game. Find articles about how parents can help children stay

Sleep disruption is a commonly reported consequence of cancer and its treatment in pediatric patients and survivors. This review summarizes common sleep concerns in this

Cognitive impairment is frequent in pediatric cancer, and behavioral and psychological disturbances often also affect children who have survived cancer problems. Sleep disturbances/disorders are common.

Some experience delayed reactions after traumatic events, which may include depression, fatigue, nightmares, and even the development of sleep disorders. While sleep issues after a

Good sleep habits are important for childhood cancer survivors and help maintain a healthy lifestyle.

At any age, children need to have a bedtime routine, and a supportive environment for sleep. It helps children learn, concentrate, and manage their behavior

Rest is important for everyone!

This resource provides information about sleep and staying healthy as a family.

Burt & Ernie talk and sing about bedtime and the benefits of sleep.

Elmo’s getting ready for bed with his dad, Louie.