When is bed time ?
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Peridot wrote:Tinkers is right - I have a feeling children of that age should be having way more than 8 hours' sleep a night. There is research on this available online although I couldn't tell you where offhand.
http://www.nhs.uk/livewell/childrenssle ... sleep.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(And I believe I'm usually right )
Re: When is bed time ?
And you've gone greenTinkers wrote:Peridot wrote:Tinkers is right - I have a feeling children of that age should be having way more than 8 hours' sleep a night. There is research on this available online although I couldn't tell you where offhand.
http://www.nhs.uk/livewell/childrenssle ... sleep.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(And I believe I'm usually right )
scary mum
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Thanks everyone!
I managed to get him to sleep by 8:30 today. Phew! Such a task! He has always been a light sleeper.
I managed to get him to sleep by 8:30 today. Phew! Such a task! He has always been a light sleeper.
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Well done Bluedrop. Fingers crossed he's not up extra early then....
Yamin I totally agree with you about weekend lie-ins. Don't get one on a Saturday as I'm working then but I look forward to Sunday morning all week!
Yamin I totally agree with you about weekend lie-ins. Don't get one on a Saturday as I'm working then but I look forward to Sunday morning all week!
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Oh I bet you do! It's also the ability, not just to sleep later, but to mooch around in dressing gown drinking coffee and so on, without having to rush to make lunch/do a school run/find a missing book/remind about a music lesson/make myself look half human that is so nice!!Peridot wrote:Well done Bluedrop. Fingers crossed he's not up extra early then....
Yamin I totally agree with you about weekend lie-ins. Don't get one on a Saturday as I'm working then but I look forward to Sunday morning all week!