
Sleep support for for ADHD
Children with ADHD can find it difficult to switch off at bedtime, often thinking about questions, exciting ideas, worries, or things they need to do the next day. Spending five minutes before bed writing or drawing these thoughts in a notebook can help “clear” their mind. By putting thoughts onto paper, children may find it easier to let go of them and settle to sleep without repeatedly thinking about them.
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