Sentences with phrase «stick with a bedtime»

If baby likes to stay up late and has a hard time sleeping, mom should make sure that the baby burns off excess energy before bed, and stick with a bedtime routine.

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I usually just make steel cut oats in the slow cooker when I want overnight grains - just stick it all in there at bedtime, and it's ready with just a stir in the morning!

In addition, toddlers who stick with regular bedtime routines may sleep longer at night (Staples et al 2015).

I don't want them staying overnight with his girlfriend there, and I want him to feed them properly and stick to sensible bedtimes.

At bedtime, stick to a peaceful routine — a shower or bath, a gentle story or a few poems (or 15 minutes of independent reading), and maybe a song and a couple of minutes of silent vigil with you sitting by the bed.

Fact: Just because you stick to a routine does not mean that you have to be regimental and strict at bedtime; encourage your child to relax during the evening by spending time with them, bathing them, reading them a story and playing soothing music to them; this way they understand that it is bed time and they will learn that this mean they have to go to sleep.

This is why I recommend that families follow a flexible schedule, meaning that you do you best to stick to regular naps, meals, and bedtimes, with the understanding that sometimes life gets in the way.

With preschool back in session I'm trying to stick to an 8 pm bedtime.

I made sure to stick with early bedtimes until the transition was behind us.

Pick a bedtime that gives you enough sleep and stick with it.

If you didn't have a set bedtime before, create one and try to stick with it.

You stick with that super-early bedtime, you're gonna get an earlier wake time.

Your best bet is to find a bedtime routine, such as a bath, a story, and a song, that works, and stick with it.

You can try to go cold turkey to stick with the official bedtime.

It's important that once you've established your bedtime routine with your child, you stick to it.

I assure her I'm ready to transform, and she lays out some guidelines: limit sugar, avoid heavy meals late at night, stop drinking caffeine after 2 p.m., skip strenuous exercise after 5 p.m., stick to one glass of wine with dinner, cut out screens within one hour of bedtime, and write a to - do list before bed (this will help me avoid obsessing over free - floating thoughts).

Stick with the same bedtime routine night after night and your mind and body will come to anticipate sleep at an earlier hour.

To stick with my 2017 health goal, I have created a bedtime ritual to help me relax.

Pick a bedtime and unless out with friends stick to it.

In return it will look cute, blink its eyes at you, control your gadgets via IFTT, let you check on your house with its built - in camera, and even read your kids a bedtime story if you're stuck in the office.

Toddlers often deal with this by wanting to stick to routines they know, for example, they may insist on the same food or bedtime story.

In addition, toddlers who stick with regular bedtime routines may sleep longer at night (Staples et al 2015).

I don't want them staying overnight with his girlfriend there, and I want him to feed them properly and stick to sensible bedtimes.