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  • Nightmares

    The best thing that you can do if your child has a nightmare is comfort them. Following most nightmares, your child will be reassured by a few minutes of comfort.
  • Night Terrors

    Night terrors are scary to watch but usually harmless to children. The most important thing to do when your child has a night terror is to keep your child safe.
  • Nightmares & Night Terrors

    Nightmares are bad dreams that are usually related to worries your child may have. Night terrors happen when children are only partly aroused or woken from deep sleep. They can be very frightening for parents and carers.
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