Oh my gosh I feel like I complain every week that I'm at my worst but really this week is sucking! I'm 32 wks today and these are my symptoms: Braxton Hicks that are starting to get more and more intense.

My blood pressure spikes sometime about 7:30 p.m. every night. That's because one of my daily duties is to play the part of party pooper by transplanting my children from their after-supper funfest to the quietude of their cozy beds - a transition fraught with whines, tears and attempts to flee.

Right after I had my first child, now 16, a knowing father of several had this comforting insight: "You'll never sleep through the night again." He was only slightly exaggerating.

THOUGH winter weather may earn a few snow days here and there, the lack of sunshine can also dampen one's spirits.

Right after I had my first child, now 16, a knowing father of several had this comforting insight: "You'll never sleep through the night again." He was only slightly exaggerating.

The National Sleep Foundation says 90 percent of parents think their child is getting enough sleep, but 60 percent of high school kids report extreme daytime sleepiness.

Freshman audio production major John Schwartz gets a maximum of six hours of sleep each night.

DAVE McGINN Published on Tuesday, Feb. 02, 2010 9:04AM EST Last updated on Tuesday, Feb.

We all know how important sleep is, so why is it that so many people don't get enough.

Hitesh Patel, D.D.S. joins national I Hate CPAP campaign to introduce oral appliance options to the many folks who can't tolerate CPAP.

The National Sleep Foundation says teens aren't getting enough sleep. In fact, a study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health shows 2/3 of them are getting less than seven hours a night.

The Appliance Therapy Group has announced that Dr. Lawrence A. May will join the lineup of dental professionals, clinicians, and field-related experts speaking at ATPA 2010.

I had to call in sick yesterday. I wasn't sick, but my son was - with croup. It kept me up ALL night Monday night.

Listen, if you're after a cure for insomnia, or better yet, a 100% natural cure insomnia is completely defenseless against, then you have to turn your back on sleeping pills and idiotic home remedies.

In these illustrations, 6-year-old Declan Greicius and his mother serve as models to demonstrate the steps a child goes through to prepare for a sleep study at the Pediatric Sleep Service affiliated with Packard Children's. At left, Jerry O'Connor, a technician, explains how the equipment monitors breathing in an overnight session.

Dear Dr. Gott: Although I am in reasonably good health for an 87-year-old woman, I need some help in order to get a good night's sleep.

Now that you and your pet have moved in with your partner, how do you keep your pet safe from bedroom dangers? No, I am not referring to the emotional trauma your pet will incur upon witnessing your intimate moments.

A recent study found that the vast majority of U.S. teenagers aren't getting enough sleep, putting them at risk for drowsiness, depression, headaches and poor school performance.

Tired? You're not alone. About 20 percent of Americans get fewer than six hours of shut-eye nightly, and a growing number have to rely on sleep aids to fall asleep or stay that way, according to the National Sleep Foundation.

The Harvard Business School teaches future executives the gold standard in brand crisis management.