The Children's Wisconsin Sleep Center helps kids and teens with sleep problems

Symptoms of sleep problems can include loud snoring, restless sleep, fatigue and insomnia. Sleep problems may also be causing issues with behavior, mood swings, problems in school and more.

Some kids have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep at night. Others may sleep at odd times or fall asleep during the day.

We also care for kids whose breathing, movements or behaviors disrupt sleep.

When we meet with you and your child, we'll discuss their sleep problems. In some cases, we may find that they only need changes to behavior or family bedtime routines.

If we need more insights, we may suggest an overnight test in our sleep lab to assess what happens while they sleep. This helps us make a diagnosis and create a tailored care plan. A sleep study also shows if a child needs a device to help them breathe easier while sleeping.

Our experts help kids and teens get better sleep and improve their well-being. We treat every kind of sleep disorder.

Conditions we specialize in include:

• Sleep disorders including, insomnia, hypersomnia or excessive daytime sleepiness, poor sleep hygiene, circadian rhythm disorders, behavioral sleep complaints, sleep difficulties and sleep difficulties related to other medical and mental health disorders. 
• Sleep apnea and disordered breathing 
• Sleep-related movement disorders