Woman's Day Magazine NZ

TEACH YOUR KIDS TO SLEEP!

Sleep deprivation is rife among our teenagers. In 2019, a study found only half of teens between 16 and 17 were getting the recommended eight to 10 hours of sleep a night.

What does it mean for the wellbeing of our young ones? Not hitting the hay for long enough each night may cause behavioural changes and/or weight gain, lower academic performance, increase risk of accidents (such as

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