Merriwind
Always looking for an excuse to go to WDW...
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My DD9 has always needed a lot of sleep. Our ideal schedule is start bedtime routine at 7:30p, in bed by 8pm, lights out/sleeping by 8:30pm. (Except on basketball nights when she's not home until after 8pm.) She sleeps until 7-7:30am. Occasionally I have to wake her, but we're all happier if I don't!
She came home complaining last week that she has the earliest bedtime in all of the third grade! Not really my concern and I doubt that all of these 8 and 9year olds are staying up until 10pm and later as DD has been told. (Actually, I know for a fact that at least a few don't.)
DD just needs a lot of sleep. She's tall and she's smart and I told her that sleeping time is when you grow and your brain gets smarter. As a result, she needs a lot of sleep.
Fun thread!
She came home complaining last week that she has the earliest bedtime in all of the third grade! Not really my concern and I doubt that all of these 8 and 9year olds are staying up until 10pm and later as DD has been told. (Actually, I know for a fact that at least a few don't.)
DD just needs a lot of sleep. She's tall and she's smart and I told her that sleeping time is when you grow and your brain gets smarter. As a result, she needs a lot of sleep.
Fun thread!

, if I can get him in bed and lights out by 10:00, it's a miracle, we shoot for 9:00, but it never happens.
and she is another story, she's on her own schedule (in life and bedtime), sometimes she still be up at midnight...She goes to work with me and her dad (not until 10:00 am) so she gets to sleep in. Everyone in our family is a "Night Owl".