The causes of insomnia in children can be multifactorial and include:
Behavioral issues: Resistance to bedtime, irregular sleep schedules, or inadequate sleep hygiene. Medical conditions: Conditions such as asthma, allergies, or gastroesophageal reflux can disrupt sleep. Psychiatric disorders: Anxiety, depression, and ADHD are commonly associated with sleep disturbances. Medications: Some medications can interfere with sleep patterns. Environmental factors: Noise, light, or temperature in the child's bedroom can affect sleep quality.
