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Hi Everyone,
I have a 7 yr old w/ ADD/HD. She started having trouble going to sleep since the beginning of April. Right after her spring break. Her bedtime is 8 PM and she's usually sleep by 9. Now she gets in bed but doesn't fall asleep til 10:30 or 11 PM. She takes Focalin XR and Wellbutrin (since before the insomnia began). The only change recently is she was taking Wellbutrin twice a day. Now she's taking the extended release (once per day). Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Did you have anything in her room such as a fan or something that made a constant sound that is now no longer in her room or has been taken out of her room? |
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Will do. I have a good update. At bedtime I gave her oatmeal and a banana, she went right to sleep.
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A warm and full tummy is the best!
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