
S3 Episode 3: Sleep Matters: Expert Tips for Restful Nights and Better Days with Natasha Duffin
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This episode is all about the life-changing power of sleep, particularly for children and families navigating neurodevelopmental challenges. I’m joined by Natasha Duffin, an incredible occupational therapist and founder of Whole Child Co., whose expertise in sleep, oral function, and airway health has helped countless families. Together, we’ll uncover how improving sleep quality can transform lives.
Episode Summary
Sleep is the golden thread tying health, growth, and emotional well-being together, but for many families, it’s the missing piece of the puzzle. In this episode, we explore why sleep quality matters far more than hours in bed. We dive into the root causes of poor sleep—such as allergies, oral dysfunction, and sensory issues—and reveal why behaviours like snoring or mouth breathing shouldn’t be ignored.
Key Takeaways
- Quality over quantity: Good sleep is about how restorative it is, not just hours slept.
- Red flags to notice: Emotional dysregulation, snoring, mouth breathing, and frequent waking are signs worth investigating.
- Solutions that work: Natasha’s expertise in oral function, breathing exercises, and allergy management has transformed lives.
Top Tips for Better Sleep
- Mind the screens: Switch off devices at least an hour before bed to support melatonin production.
- Check breathing habits: Nasal breathing is essential—mouth breathing may signal an issue.
- Create calming rituals: Simple, predictable routines signal safety to the nervous system.
- Address allergies: Unchecked allergies can disrupt sleep and trigger other health problems.
- Co-regulation matters: Children rely on parents for emotional regulation—stay present.
Resources and Further Reading
- Connect with Natasha Duffin: Whole Child Co
- Download our guide: Top Tips for Sleep Hygiene at The Brain Health Movement.
- Books we love: The Invisible String by Patrice Karst for easing separation anxiety.
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