sleep disruption

What are the Consequences of Sleep Disruption?

Sleep disruption can have a wide range of negative effects on children, including:
Impaired cognitive function and academic performance
Behavioral issues such as hyperactivity and impulsivity
Increased risk of obesity
Weakened immune system
Emotional problems like increased irritability and mood swings

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