The flip side is you have to be willing to have a child waking up a little earlier in the morning. Okay, night terrors and nightmares. They will probably ask you a question on this. It s easy to test and it s pretty easy for you guys to answer it. It should be a gimme.
Night terrors occur as partial arousals during non-REM sleep.
So they occur in the first two to three to four hours after you fall asleep. They don t occur in the middle of the night. Although Anything that kind of wears the child down will precipitate the terrors. So if your child didn t get a nap that day, he might have a night terror that night. If the child is a little bit sick, if the child is stressed out for some reason.