Your child most likely has a sleep disorder called somnambulism.
What is somnambulism and its causes?
A youngster who engages in sleepwalking, also known as somnambulism, wakes up in the middle of the night and walks or engages in other activities. In most cases, the youngster has no memory of getting up or participating in the activities.
In the initial half of the night, typically within an hour or two of falling asleep, sleepwalking tends to happen.
Causes of somnambulism:
- Hereditary
- Acute sleep deprivation or exhaustion
- Sleep problems include sleep apnea, which causes small pauses in a child's breathing pattern as they sleep, and can cause interrupted or ineffective sleep
- Fever or illness
- Some drugs, including sleeping aids
- Anxiety and stress
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