EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 20 MIN
Episode 84 The Anxiety-Sleep Cycle: Breaking the Midnight Worry Loop
from Parent Like A Psychologist · host Leanne Tran
Breaking the Midnight Worry Loop What are the common reasons children experience anxiety at bedtime, and how does the quiet of the night amplify their worries? How can bedtime separation contribute to sleep struggles, and what signs indicate that anxiety may be affecting your child's sleep? What simple steps can parents take to recognise and address these concerns effectively? How can parents create a calming bedtime environment that helps children feel safe and secure? What role does dim lighting, reduced noise, and comforting objects play in easing nighttime anxiety? How can a structured and consistent routine guide children toward relaxation and restful sleep? What self-soothing techniques can children use to manage their anxiety before bed? How can breathing exercises, worry jars, and gradual independence strategies help children sleep better? What are the long-term benefits of addressing sleep-related anxiety, and when should parents consider seeking additional support? Follow me on: Instagram: @leannetranpsychology Facebook: @Leanne Tran Linked In: @leannetranpsychology Email me: [email protected] Visit my website: www.leannetran.com.au
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Episode 84 The Anxiety-Sleep Cycle: Breaking the Midnight Worry Loop
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