Finding solutions to help your child with autism sleep through the night can be a daunting challenge, especially for parents of special needs kids who juggle numerous responsibilities. It's not just about getting enough sleep; it's about ensuring safety and...
Embarking on a family vacation is always exciting, but for families with special needs children, it requires meticulous planning to guarantee a seamless and enjoyable experience for all, even when you have a medically enclosed bed. In this article, we'll...
Many children with special needs have trouble sleeping. In fact, studies show 40-80% of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have difficulty falling and staying asleep throughout the night. That makes children with special needs (and especially those with ASD)...
Many children with autism struggle with sleep. In fact, we’ve heard countless horror stories from parents. There was the child who used to bite and tear at their mattress every night. Then there was a little boy whose parents found...
As a parent, your child’s safety is your top priority. And with the United States’ strict guidelines regarding children’s bedding, pajamas, and fire safety, you may be wondering: How does The Safety Sleeper® address fire safety? Quite well, we’re happy...
If you have a child with autism, you understand how difficult bedtime can be. We’ve heard countless stories of parents (before using The Safety Sleeper®) who would often stay up late at night because their child simply couldn’t fall asleep....
Many individuals with Smith-Magenis Syndrome (SMS) have a variety of unique needs. Because SMS often causes mental and behavioral issues (including intellectual disabilities, aggression, self-harming, and uncontrolled emotional meltdowns) as well as physical issues (including congenital heart defects, dental abnormalities,...
Smith-Magenis Syndrome (SMS) is a rare developmental disorder that can cause a variety of mental, behavioral, physical, and sleep-related issues. Although SMS is only found in less than 1 in 25,000 people (about 0.004% of the population), its impact is...
