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"Them drawing and then getting to rip it off—they love feeling like they're in charge, they're running the show," Margolin explains. "It's an age-appropriate way to give them that power and they just ...

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My solution – I pray to the sleep gods – will arrive in four to six weeks: a bigger bed for my kid. That way, I can sleep with her when she really needs me. I’m hoping it’s our family’s ...

Mattresses sold for children can emit harmful chemicals linked to health risks. Emissions rise with body heat and weight.

Babies and young children may breathe and absorb plasticizers called phthalates, flame retardants, and other harmful ...

Tossing and turning in bed when your alarm is only a few hours away can make you anxious. Here's a simple hack for good sleep. After lights out, when you head to bed, calling it a day, sometimes ...

Adults who use a mobile phone or tablet directly before going to bed are less likely ... show that disruptions to sleep linked to screens do not just affect children and teenagers.

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The Scandinavian Sleep Method is when couples share a bed but use separate twin or single comforters. The duvets may have different weights, tog or materials to accommodate different temperature ...

Babies' and children's mattresses and bedding emit toxic chemicals and flame retardants associated with developmental and ...