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Longitudinal Study of Nightmares in Children: Stability and Effect of Emotional Symptoms
Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 03/16/09

Michael Schredl et al. - Children with ‘chronic’ nightmares showed more psychopathological symptoms.

• Sleep questionnaires and Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaires were completed by 851 10-years-old children and their parents, separately.

• In the total sample, nightmares occurred often in 2.5% (parental estimates) to 3.5% (self estimates of the children).
• Nightmare stability is considerably high, i.e., nightmare occurrence was predicted by the prevalence the year before (in addition to the concurrent amount of emotional symptoms).

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