Parents struggling to get their preschoolers to fall asleep and stay asleep at night could likely see big results by adopting just one key strategy, say CU Boulder researchers: In the hours before bedtime, get serious about dimming the lights, CU Boulder researchers have found. This story has been named one of 10 CU Boulder science stories you won’t want to miss from 2018.Ìý
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