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Managing Night Terrors In Children

Dr. Julian Voss
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Managing Night Terrors In Children
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"Night terrors, distinct from nightmares, are parasomnias typically outgrown and manageable with reassurance and environmental adjustments. Persistent or severe cases warrant medical consultation to rule out underlying issues."

Nightmares occur during REM sleep and children often remember them, waking up scared. Night terrors occur during non-REM sleep; the child is not fully awake, is difficult to console, and usually has no memory of the event.

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What is the difference between a night terror and a nightmare?
Nightmares occur during REM sleep and children often remember them, waking up scared. Night terrors occur during non-REM sleep; the child is not fully awake, is difficult to console, and usually has no memory of the event.
How long do night terrors usually last?
An individual night terror episode typically lasts from a few minutes to about 30 minutes. However, the child may remain unsettled for a longer period.
When should I be concerned about my child's night terrors?
Consult a pediatrician if night terrors are very frequent, causing significant sleep disruption for the child or family, or if the child exhibits extreme agitation or self-harm behaviors during an episode.
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