AOL: Why nightmares persist in children – and how to break the cycle “It’s a child’s response to a nightmare that causes the chronic nightmares to happen, which means if we can learn to respond to nightmares differently, then we can interrupt that cycle,” Lisa Cromer, ... Why nightmares persist in children – and how to break the cycle New York Post: Nightmares in middle-aged adults may be early sign of dementia: study Nightmares for kids are a given — but for adults they could be an omen. Adults in their 40s and 50s who regularly experience nightmares might have real cause for concern.
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