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Establishing Sleep Patterns

Kid can't sleep? Never fear — once proper sleep patterns have been established, most children become great sleepers.

by Elaine Schulte, M.D., MPH

TAGS: Attachment, Development & Learning, Infants, Sleep & Bedtime

• Bonding
• Bonding & Child Care

June 14, 2016

Why can’t my new child sleep?

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