Active Children Sleep Easier

Written By Luthfie fadhillah on Selasa, 15 Maret 2011 | 23.22

Do we include parents who allow children to freely move? If so, we would have no difficulty telling the child to sleep at night. Based on research conducted in New Zealand, an active child is not only fast asleep, but had a good sleep quality.

Dr. Ed A Mitchell, head of research by the University of Auckland, told me that he was interested in researching the quality of sleep a child because the data found that 1 in 6 parents reported the trouble to send their children to sleep at night. As a result, Mitchell involving 591 children aged 7 years in his research.

Together with his team, Mitchell monitor their activity these children for 24 hours. The trick? By attaching a measuring device on their waist. On average, it took 26 minutes for parents to make their children sleep at night. However, the more active their children during the day, the time required to send the kids to sleep more and short.

"Just with one hour of physical activity, it makes the child will sleep 6 minutes faster," said Mitchell said, mentioning that his research has been published in the Archives of Disease in Childhood. Mitchell added, if converted, then for one hour of physical activity is tantamount to asking the children to run. "Although in fact only 43 minutes of physical activity, exercise needs of children are fulfilled."

In addition to making the children fast asleep, physical activity also forms the heart and a healthy weight in children. Regarding the quality of sleep, children who sleep more quickly will have more time to enjoy sleep.

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