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I mean I also don't give my son caffeine (because he's 2) so this seems like a reasonable assumption. Teenagers stay up too late anyway so I'd say this sort of
by XorNot 2y ago
I mean I also don't give my son caffeine (because he's 2) so this seems like a reasonable assumption.
Teenagers stay up too late anyway so I'd say this sort of thing would be a good way to hopefully reduce the effects of sleep deprivation.
- rekado 2y agoTeenagers have to get up too early. Teenagers experience a shift in their circadian rhythm and also require more sleep than before puberty. School schedules do not account for this shift.