Children are depressed and insomnia, and taking more sleeping pills is useless!
Some depressed children who leave school do not sleep at night, which is not ordinary insomnia! Giving your child sleep aids won't do anything.
Why do I say that? It's because I find that more and more children don't want to sleep, but they really look forward to the night coming, and they really look forward to staying up every night!
For example, some children have to go out to walk their dogs at night, go to the kitchen to find something to eat, and some have to play games... They especially cherish the "late night", because no one is long-winded at night, no parents are anxious and eager to inquire, even if they go out to walk their dogs, they can't meet a person, no one asks long questions and short questions, asks them why they didn't go to school, they can go to school for a long time...
How to avoid this annoyance of being questioned and "cared for"? The best way to do that is not to come into direct contact with others? (This includes parents as well)! Why not come into contact with others? The best way is for everyone to fall asleep and then go out (at their own door) to move!
Staying up late, in the eyes of these children, is not just staying up late, it is simply staying up "freedom"! In fact, they are helpless.
I understand them too well, but the parents don't understand, and while giving their children sleep aids, they are "annoyed" at an inopportune time.
As my column "How to Help Children Who Have Been Suspended from School with Depression Return to School" has just been updated in Lesson 58, this kind of "fake insomnia" children need parents' non-anxiety! No rush! Specifically how to save this "fake insomnia", parents can go to see the column to help their children.
This column is a summary of my thousands of hours of counseling experience, a guide for depressed family members, hoping to help depressed children and parents. There are also free chapters, and Figure 2 is the class schedule!
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