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What Are the Effects of Inadequate Sleep on Children?

Insufficient sleep in children can lead to:
- Behavioral issues: Increased irritability, hyperactivity, and difficulty concentrating.
- Academic performance: Poor memory, lower grades, and difficulty learning new information.
- Health problems: Weakened immune system, obesity, and increased risk of chronic conditions.
- Emotional difficulties: Higher levels of anxiety and depression.

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