People with unhealthy sleep routines are more likely to sleepwalk. To try and prevent sleepwalking, establish a regular bedtime routine. Avoid looking at a screen starting an hour before bed-time, and engage in a relaxing activity instead—like reading. Go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, and avoid taking mid-day naps. Caffeine should be restricted to morning hours only.

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