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How Parents Help Kids Sleep: What Works and What Doesn’t
Protocol: STUDY00010116
Full Title
Use of Medications in Children With Poor Sleep
Description
We want to learn what parents use to help their kids sleep better. Many families try melatonin, allergy medications, or other sleep aids, but we don’t know much about what parents actually use or if it works.
Parents who join the study will fill out a short, anonymous survey. It will ask about:
Your child’s sleep problems
Any medicines or supplements you’ve tried
Who suggested them
If they seemed to help
This will help us understand how families manage sleep problems and if parents need clearer guidance or support.
Compensation: No
Eligibility
Child 3 years of age or older
Parent is 18 years of age or older
Child has had sleep problems within the last 6 months
Child is a patient at the UBMD pediatric otolaryngology clinic
Age Group: Adults
Principal Investigator: Michele Carr
Contact(s)
Abraham Kassem
aakassem@buffalo.edu
+1 716-362-9585

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