Craig Canapari, MD

Craig Canapari, MD I'm a pediatric sleep doctor, author, and the director of the Yale Pediatric Sleep Center I will be seeing patients at three venues to start.
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Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, 1 Park St, New Haven, CT 06519
2. Yale Specialty Center at Norwalk, 747 Belden Ave., Norwalk, CT 06850
3. Yale Specialty Center at Long Wharf, 1 Long Wharf Dr., New Haven, CT 06519

You can find links for directions and parking for these clinics here:
http://drcraigcanapari.com/scheduling-an-appointment/

I also see patients "virtually" via 2nd.MD: https://2nd.md/profile/craigcanapari

11/29/2025

Most kids shouldn't need long term. Here are some things to consider with your pediatrician.

11/29/2025

Don’t let the first week of school be a sleep disaster. 😅
If your teen is sleeping hours later than their school wake-up time, start the reset 4–5 days before:
1. Wake at 8 a.m.
2. Get outside in the morning light
3. Explain why it matters

And if they’re resisting? Sometimes the pediatrician’s voice works better than yours.

11/29/2025

The impact of the on children's mental health

11/29/2025

How understanding the concept of accomodations can help parents understand and help anxious kids

From Episode #5 of with and Dr. Danielle Garay.

11/28/2025

How to set boundaries for children

From Episode #5 of with and Dr. Danielle Garay.

11/28/2025

So, magnesium deficiency is common (based on studies of intake) and can cause insomnia. The problem is that it is really difficult to diagnose deficiency

11/28/2025

The truth about "high needs" babies

From Episode #5 of with and Dr. Danielle Garay.

11/28/2025

Unlocking -- the truth about

From with

11/27/2025

There is pretty good evidence that helps kids with , , and sleep better

11/27/2025

Sleep and feeding issues-- how to help your child thrive

From Episode #5 of with and Dr. Danielle Garay.

11/27/2025

But remember:
1. Low doses often better than high doses
2. It is a tool to help BEHAVIORAL CHANGE take root-- not a substitute for better sleep hygiene

11/27/2025

Shuttling from house to house for holiday dinners, desserts, and everything in between? Here’s a reminder: You don’t have to do it all.

If it’s feeling like too much, opt out. If your kids need sleep (or you do), one parent can take them home while the rest of the family stays out. No guilt required. Sometimes, a quiet house beats a crowded living room — and that’s OK.

Pro tip: Setting boundaries around family events doesn’t make you “anti-family.” It makes you pro-sanity.

Need more ways to navigate holiday chaos without losing your mind (or sleep)? Check out the latest episode of The Sleep Edit!

❓ What’s your go-to way to simplify the holiday shuffle? Drop it below!

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New Haven, CT
06519

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