Featured in Your Healthy Living: The psychology of sleep and school readiness


Expert commentary for a back-to-school feature, explaining how children’s sleep and body clock drift out of sync over the summer holidays, and why gradually shifting bedtimes and waketimes earlier - alongside morning light and screen-free evenings - is more effective than a sudden reset the night before term starts.

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