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I routinely have to drag our eldest two kids out of bed at 6.25am for breakfast in order for them to leave the house in time to walk to our local station to cat
by logifail 3y ago
I routinely have to drag our eldest two kids out of bed at 6.25am for breakfast in order for them to leave the house in time to walk to our local station to catch their 7am train to get them into town to walk to school in time for their lessons.
I'm an early riser, so it's not a problem for me.
For them, it's always been a challenge :(
- krumpet 3y agoWhat would happen if you just let them get up and get to school on their own? They might be late initially, but I bet they would figure it out and be on time after a short adjustment period.
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- khazhoux 3y agoI think their problem is not actually the part about having to drag the kids out of bed, but about the kids needing to be up before 6:30a in order to walk->train->walk to school on time.
- letwhile 3y agoProbably they go to bed too late?
- logifail 3y ago> Probably they go to bed too late? It does eventually settle into some kind of rhythm, although the agreement that they should not take their devices into their bedrooms at bedtime definitely helps with them actually going to sleep at a sensible time.
- antisthenes 3y agoAs a night owl, this is actually insane. I can't remember the last time I woke up earlier than 7AM for _anything_. Probably ended up being an inch or 2 shorter, due to bad sleep cycles during adolescence, which led to many other issues.