My twin boys, age 10, listen to a chapter from a book on CD every night as part of our bedtime routine. It seems to be a good way to get their brains to wind down, and it relaxes them for sleep.
—Megan Jones, Lacey, Washington
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High-Tech Story TimeLull your children to sleep with a relaxing bedtime story — on tape.Filed Under: ADHD Sleep Advice, ADHD Products My twin boys, age 10, listen to a chapter from a book on CD every night as part of our bedtime routine. It seems to be a good way to get their brains to wind down, and it relaxes them for sleep. —Megan Jones, Lacey, Washington |
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