Kids are not getting as much sleep as their parents think, study finds

Brown University·Oct 2

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A study has found that children are not getting as much sleep as their parents believe. The extent of the issue is reported to be significant, with nearly half of US children not getting enough sleep, although the specific age groups affected are not universally agreed upon. The lack of adequate sleep among kids is a concern, with potential implications for their development and well-being.

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