Health and Information - Based on data from international research conducted by the US Census Bureau, International Database, it is known that 28 million people experience insomnia or sleep disorders. In addition to attacking adults, Insomnia can also attack infants and children. The results of a survey by a child psychiatrist from Providence, Rhode Island, insomnia has significantly affected 29 percent of children overall. According to Dr. Judith A. Owens of Rhode Island Hospital and Brown University, the prevalence of insomnia in children with severe symptoms over a 1 month period increased from 8.4 percent in people aged 2 years, 28 percent in ages 6-12 years, and 32 percent in ages 13-18 years. Instead of being curious and still wondering, the following causes of insomnia in infants. 1. Baby's Biological Rhythm is Unstable Most babies don't have the correct circadian rhythm or biological clock, because their bodily functions are still developing. Most babies get the corre...
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