Judith is startled when her six-year-old daughter, Laura, sleepwalks into the family room. She calls Judith's pediatrician, Dr. Schachter, who recommends which of the following as a possible treatment?

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Locking doors and windows can prevent a sleepwalking child from wandering outside and into danger. Removing sharp or dangerous objects from the child's bedroom can prevent injuries if the child sleepwalks within their room. These measures are practical and non-invasive, focusing on safety without the use of medication or physical restraints, which could have negative effects or be unsafe.

Judith Is Startled When Her Six-Year-Old Daughter, Laura, Sleepwalks into the Family