Sleeping problems in children with Down's Syndrome
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Babies with Down's syndrome may not sleep well due to sleep apnoea, where the airways become blocked briefly, forcing them to wake. Don't sit it out - make an appointment with your GP, as there are treatments to help you all get a better night's sleep.
Ruth Beckmann, spokesperson for the Down's Syndrome Association (0845 2300 372)
By Ruth Beckmann
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Where to next?
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Dealing with sleep problems
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Early-morning wake-up
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Establishing a bedtime routine
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Get your child to sleep through the night
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Help your child get a good night's sleep
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Sleep strategies that work
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When your baby's too tired to sleep
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Your baby's sleeping pattern
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Babies who struggle to sleep on their back
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Baby sleep solutions continued
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