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Background Sleep-related problems are frequently encountered in many of the developmental psychopathologies. Considerable clinical, as well as emprical data support an association between sleep problems and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children [1]. This relationship is probably more complex [2,3]. In fact, there seems to be a bidirectional relation; children with inadequate or divided sleep profile are overactive and have concentration difficulties in the daytime, and the behavioral problems associated with ADHD might have adverse effects on sleep, as well.

Parental report of sleep habits and sleep problems in primary school children with ADHD and community control subjects