Putting your 7-year-old to bed at 6:30-7 at night!? (daycare, teens, wakes up)
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My kids (ages 6, 3, 1) go to bed at 7pm. The 1 year old goes right to sleep, the 3 and 6 year old read for 20-30 minutes.
Wife and I sleep at 10pm.
We all arise at 6-6:30am.
Works great, I can't imagine a better schedule for us.
I don't have any kids but I've got a friend who has a 7-year-old boy. She says she puts him to bed between 6:30 and 7!
Am I just going crazy or is that SUPER early? That's almost unfathomable to me.
When I was little we normally ate dinner at 6:30 or 7. How does this kid even have a chance to do his homework?
Yeah that seems way too early to me, unless they have to get up really early for some reason. I had a friend who had to go to bed at that hour in school.
DS, always a great sleeper. I would put him to bed around 7-730 and he slept til 630 or 7AM.
I think it depends on the child. Some kids need more sleep some less. No hard fast rule. I like that he went to bed early, being a SAHM it would give DS & I some time alone in the evenings.
DS always had a routine, bath, books, bed. When he got a little older it was bath, quiet time in his room, books then bed.
To me that is super early. I work and always wanted to spend time with my kids. I would wonder if the very early bedtime is to avoid having to deal with the child.
I find this offensive. I love my kids and do what I think is best for them. I would never suggest that someone who keeps their child up late is neglectful so please let's not assume that I'm trying to avoid my family.
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