Norton Children’s Sleep Medicine, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, provides care for a variety of sleep disorders in infants, children and teens. Norton Children’s Pediatric Sleep Center provides sleep studies for children of all ages and is the only designated pediatric sleep practice in Kentucky. Our fellowship-trained sleep medicine specialist and team has the training and experience to provide care that’s “Just for Kids.”
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Safe baby sleep: What parents need to know
According to Safe Sleep Kentucky, the state’s infant mortality rate is almost double the national average. Safe sleep practices can reduce the risk of any infant dying. What do parents need to know about safe […]
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Sleep apnea can cause ADHD-like symptoms in kids. What are they?
Every child can have a day where he or she is grumpy and can’t pay attention after not getting enough sleep. The child might be forgetful and have poor impulse control, too. These can be […]
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Sleep deprivation with a newborn? Restoring sleep habits may take year
Most parents realize they’re in for some sleep deprivation when having a newborn at home, but now researchers have determined it takes much longer for sleeping habits to return to normal. A recent studyfound sleep […]
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Electronics at bedtime bad for sleep
A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics has shown that kids using electronic devices such as smart phones and tablets at bedtime are more than twice as likely to not get the sleep they need. […]
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Safe baby sleep: What parents need to know
According to Safe Sleep Kentucky, the state’s infant mortality rate is almost double the national average. Safe sleep practices can reduce the risk of any infant dying. What do parents need to know about safe […]
Read Full Story
Sleep apnea can cause ADHD-like symptoms in kids. What are they?
Every child can have a day where he or she is grumpy and can’t pay attention after not getting enough sleep. The child might be forgetful and have poor impulse control, too. These can be […]
Read Full Story
Sleep deprivation with a newborn? Restoring sleep habits may take year
Most parents realize they’re in for some sleep deprivation when having a newborn at home, but now researchers have determined it takes much longer for sleeping habits to return to normal. A recent studyfound sleep […]
Read Full Story
Electronics at bedtime bad for sleep
A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics has shown that kids using electronic devices such as smart phones and tablets at bedtime are more than twice as likely to not get the sleep they need. […]
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