You'll probably find that you function better with
a bit earlier bedtime also!
Not exact matches
Limit evening activities on school - nights and begin
bedtime routines a
bit earlier than usual to allow for setbacks.
If you don't think that they are getting enough sleep then maybe make their
bedtime a little
bit earlier.
Having babies and toddlers with
early bedtimes means you can take advantage of
early - bird dinner specials, and when they're a
bit older, lazy brunches out are big hits.
Try bringing their
bedtime a
bit earlier, and make sure they have a 30 - minute wind - down period (not in a room where the TV is on) before
bedtime.
Try to make that
bedtime just a little
bit earlier and make those naps in - sync with her circadian rhythm (around 9 am and 1 pm).
To help baby stop pooping after going to sleep for the night, consider giving the last feed a
bit earlier in the night to encourage a movement before
bedtime.
If you have an
early riser (before 6AM), try an
earlier bedtime and you may just see that your child sleeps in a
bit later (and you can, too!).
Either way, eaaaaaase him into the later
bedtime and make naps happen a
bit earlier.
Then move her
bedtime a little
bit earlier.
If you wake up an hour before your alarm goes off, try moving your
bedtime a
bit later; similarly, if you go to bed and find yourself lying awake, desperately trying to fall asleep for more than 20 minutes, you may be trying to go to sleep too
early.
Some of the children were quite small and the play room was a great relief from the heat during the day with plenty to do, some of the adults liked to stay up late and get a
bit rowdy and noise was not an issue for those wanting an
early bedtime.