Remove any distractions from his room (phone, radio, computer)

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Sep 27, 2015
10:34:03am

SouthernCoug

Remove any distractions from his room (phone, radio, computer)

No naps, have him go to bed when he is tired, then try sleeping aids (meds), and what IGITD asked above.

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SouthernCoug

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cvd6262

9/27/15 10:03am

Melatonin

ICBlue

9/27/15 10:04am

My daughter can't sleep either. She is 14. We tried Melatonin

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

9/27/15 10:06am

My first thought is stress

KingDave

9/27/15 10:11am

Are his sleeping problems based off anything more than a fitness bands data?

9/27/15 10:13am

We had this issue with my teenage daugher

BrewCoug

9/27/15 10:15am

TNT isn't sure. He doesn't have teenagers

TNT

9/27/15 10:21am

Remove any distractions from his room (phone, radio, computer)

9/27/15 10:34am

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