How will you deal with the clocks going forward?
Hi Everyone. This is my first post in here - DD turns 1 next month so I thought it was about time I upgraded!
Before the clocks went back in Oct I had managed to get her sleeping through from 6.30pm - 7am. She did this for a blissful month until the clocks went back (which I didn't really think about - just put her to bed usual time that weekend) and ever since she wakes anywhere between 4.30 and 5.30am. Sometimes she'll take some milk and go back to sleep but not always.
The clocks go forward in a couple of weeks and I don't want to underestimate the effect it might have! I'm hoping it just means she'll sleep later but I don't want to count my chickens!
Any tips? Thanks!
K x
Before the clocks went back in Oct I had managed to get her sleeping through from 6.30pm - 7am. She did this for a blissful month until the clocks went back (which I didn't really think about - just put her to bed usual time that weekend) and ever since she wakes anywhere between 4.30 and 5.30am. Sometimes she'll take some milk and go back to sleep but not always.
The clocks go forward in a couple of weeks and I don't want to underestimate the effect it might have! I'm hoping it just means she'll sleep later but I don't want to count my chickens!
Any tips? Thanks!
K x
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a late nite for the 2nites leading up to the clock change works for some friends i have.
good luck x
We let our dd wake up normally and amazingly she also chose to sleep a bit longer Sunday morning - YAY - so we all had a good lie in yesterdat... Last night we just put her to bed about 45 mins. later than normal but I think tonight she'll be OK at the regular time. Personaly I think falling back an hour is harder than going ahead for some reason
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