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Season 1 • Episode 3

Active Play and Sleeping Strong

Active Play, Every Day · 26 min

Episode Description

The importance of sleep and active play in children’s lives cannot be overstated. In today’s podcast episode, Dr. Emily talks with Dr. Sujay Kansagra, Pediatric Neurologist and children’s sleep expert at Duke Health, and inventor of the Lullabee, a smart crib mattress. They explore the crucial relationship between sleep, physical activity, and overall child development. 

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Active Play, Every Day is sponsored by Nex Playground. The controller-free console and Play Pass subscription offer 60+ active games for kids and adults, including Bluey: Bust a Move, Barbie Dance Party, NFL FLAG Heroes, and Sonic Forces Rival Rush, with new games and updates every month. Learn more at Nex Playground.

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