Prioritizing pediatric sleep research	Support multidisciplinary research
	Empower cultural normativeness and beliefs
	Prioritize sleep development in children
	Develop and distribute evidence‐based pediatric sleep guidelines
	Leverage technology in sleep health initiatives
Improving clinical training	Integrate sleep health education into health care professionals' curricula
	Train healthcare providers in sleep education, intervention programs, and cultural competence
	Expand sleep health training for non‐specialists (e.g., teachers)
Incorporating patient preferences	Engage youth and families in sleep education initiatives
	Encourage shared decision‐making in the management of sleep and sleep‐related disorders
	Integrate sleep health into child mental health initiatives, welfare, and education programs
	Co‐develop and implement digital tools for sleep health
Collaborative, evidence‐driven approach	Regularly update and produce evidence‐based guidelines
	Establish pediatric sleep networks and consortia
	Foster global and local partnerships, collaborating with technology developers
	Design evidence‐driven strategies focused on long‐term outcomes
	Implement large‐scale pediatric sleep data collection efforts
Integrating pediatric sleep into national health priorities	Prioritize pediatric sleep as a public health issue
	Align sleep health initiatives with broader health goals (e.g., physical activity, nutrition, and education)
	Advocate for preventive pediatric sleep health care services
	Secure funding pediatric sleep research
	Ensure equitable access to pediatric sleep health care services and technology
	Ensure insurance coverage for sleep health programs
	Incorporate sleep education into school curricula
	Launch nationwide public health campaigns focusing on sleep health
	Advocate for policy changes that promote sleep‐friendly practices and healthy family sleep