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What Are the Signs of Memory Consolidation Issues in Pediatrics?

Signs that a child may be experiencing memory consolidation issues include:
1. Difficulty Remembering Information: Struggling to recall recently learned information.
2. Poor Academic Performance: Consistently low grades despite ample study efforts.
3. Attention Problems: Inability to focus on tasks or follow instructions.
4. Sleep Disturbances: Difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
5. Behavioral Changes: Increased irritability or withdrawal from social interactions.

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