A majority of children who sleepwalk exhibit an EEG pattern common to children during the first year of life and uncommon to children older than age 3.

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Sleepwalking is most common in children between the ages of 4 and 8, and it typically disappears by adolescence. The EEG pattern seen in children who sleepwalk is similar to the pattern seen in infants, who are more likely to experience night terrors and other sleep disturbances.

A Majority of Children Who Sleepwalk Exhibit an EEG Pattern