Consistent Bedtimes Help Kids Manage Emotions and Behavior
A new study finds that children with consistent bedtimes are better at managing emotions and stress, leading to improved behavior.
A new study finds that children with consistent bedtimes are better at managing emotions and stress, leading to improved behavior.
Erratic sleep patterns—like staying up late and sleeping in on the weekends—may have consequences for future heart health by raising blood pressure in teens with more belly fat, researchers find.