Sleep struggles are common—and impactful—for kids with ADHD: Difficulty falling asleep is often due to racing thoughts and nervous system dysregulation. Poor sleep can intensify ADHD symptoms like inattention, emotional reactivity, and impulsivity during the day.
Wind-down routines are essential for calming the ADHD brain: Strategies like consistent bedtime rituals, reducing stimulation, mindfulness practices, and creating a predictable, soothing environment can help kids transition more peacefully into sleep.
Lifestyle habits and tools can make a big difference: Reducing screen time before bed and using tools like white noise machines, weighted blankets, and certain supplements may also support deeper, more restorative sleep.
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