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No, I didn't think it would be that interesting. I tell the story from time to time when it's relevant. :) I mean, my post above is pretty much all there is.
by jedberg 3y ago
No, I didn't think it would be that interesting. I tell the story from time to time when it's relevant. :)
I mean, my post above is pretty much all there is. We basically lived on that schedule until my daughter started online kindergarten. Then we made her roll out of bed at 8:38 to be online by 8:40.
- angrais 3y agoAm I understanding this correctly: you let your 3-5 year old daughter stay up each night to 02:00? When did the sun set where you lived during that time? I suppose that was a big influence on sleep times?
- jedberg 3y agoYes, that is correct. And they slept until they weren't tired anymore, which was usually 9ish hours, a totally normal amount of sleep for someone that age. We live in the Bay Area, so the sun was setting around 8pm since it was spring/summer. Our whole family are night owls, but regular society just isn't designed for that. Of course now that they have regular school they have a regular bedtime that still gets them 9+ hours sleep (actually closer to 10 hours), but they are still groggy and slow in the morning because it is not when their body wants to be awake.