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Snooze, Don’t Lose: Create Healthy Sleep Habits Early

Snooze, Don’t Lose: Create Healthy Sleep Habits Early
August 16, 2024
Kelly Byars, PsyD
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In this episode of the Young & Healthy podcast… 

Dr. Kelly Byars sits down with our host Bo McMillan to chat about all things sleep. Is your toddler having trouble falling asleep at night? Or is your school-age child staying up too late after a summer of late nights? Or perhaps you’re simply curious about sleep and eager to learn more? Join Dr. Kelly Byars as he explains the effects of blue light on children’s brains, the key factors that hinder or enhance sleep, and what he calls the ‘golden age of sleep.’ He shares practical tips for establishing routines and creating a consistent sleep environment to ensure kids get the rest they need. Don’t snooze on this valuable information!

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Dr. Kelly Byars, PsyD
About the author: Kelly Byars, PsyD

Kelly Byars, PsyD, is a board-certified pediatric sleep psychologist with joint appointment in the Division of Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology and Division of Pulmonary Medicine.  He directs the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at Cincinnati Children’s.  His professional interests include clinical care, clinical training, and clinical research focused on behavioral evaluation and treatment of pediatric sleep disorders.

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