Intentional Evenings Lead to Peaceful Bedtimes
What’s your evening like? Does it set everyone up for a peaceful bedtime?
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Mary Sheedy Kurcinka Ed.D and Lynn Jessen MA
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Category: Bed time
Daylight Savings Time
On Sunday, March 12 we spring forward one hour. It is the perfect springboard into power struggles over bedtime and wake up routines because our body clock does not switch as quickly as the clock on our phone.
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Beware! On Sunday we Fall back to Standard Time
How to Deal with the Fall Time Change and Its Impact on Bed and Wake Times
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Taking the 'Fight' out of Bed and Naptime: Establishing a Routine that Puts Mother Nature on Your Side
A good night’s sleep doesn’t begin with your bedtime routine. It starts in the morning. All day long we make decisions that either help to “set” the body clock, allowing the brain to know when to be awake and when to be asleep, or innocently disrupt it.
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Struggling to Get Your Kids to Sleep? Catch the Cues to Make it Easier
If nap or bedtime at your house has become a marathon wrestling match requiring more than 45 minutes of struggle to get the kids down, there may be a simple solution. Catch the cues – earlier.
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The Shift to Daylight Saving Time Continues to Torment
Whining increased? Meltdowns over seemingly insignificant issues pooling on your kitchen floor? Does it seem as though your child’s communication system has deteriorated to one phrase - “No! You are not the boss of me.”
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