Parents let children on the night in his bed, protect them from obesity

Children who have a habit of getting up at night and climb into bed with their parents, have a good health and normal weight, writes The Telegraph. Moreover, the factors did not influence this relationship.
Notably: usually sleep disorders in adults are associated with obesity, as they affect the appetite hormones. However, the observations of Dr. Nanna Olsen of the Institute of Preventive Medicine, Copenhagen University Hospital, the children can run a reverse gear.

Study of 497 children 2-6 years showed that children, per night and never left his bed, three times more likely to have overweight compared with children who slept with their parents. Probably, going with their parents, children feel more secure that a positive effect on their condition. These findings were presented at the European Congress on Obesity in Lyon.

Olsen stated: "The child happily climb to the parent bed, if you will feel supported or even any positive psychological response from parents. This will protect him from obesity. But, feeling rejected, it is unlikely to parents."