Frequent nightmares in childhood could indicate an increased risk of psychosis, according to research from the University of Warwick in the UK. The study authors have published their findings in the journal Sleep.It is very common for young children to have nightmares. Having bad dreams is a normal part of growing up, and the frequency of nightmares usually decreases as the child grows older.Nightmares happen during REM (rapid eye movement) sleep - one of the five stages that most people experience over the course of a night's sleep.
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