Daylight savings bedtime

blushingbride_08

Are you adjusting your LO bed time after daylight savings?

NotSharknado

When is it? This weekend?

RondackHiker

shanado:

When is it? This weekend?

I have the same question. And I'm too lazy to google.

missyishere

RondackHiker:

shanado:

When is it? This weekend?

I have the same question. And I'm too lazy to google.

The following weekend.

NotSharknado

missyishere:

RondackHiker:

shanado:

When is it? This weekend?

I have the same question. And I'm too lazy to google.

The following weekend.

Oh, so what's everyone doing?

RondackHiker

We're just going to stick to our schedule. If he sleeps in the next day, he sleeps in.

NotSharknado

RondackHiker:

We're just going to stick to our schedule. If he sleeps in the next day, he sleeps in.

So is this what usually happens? I was thinking upping her bed time 15 mins for a few days.

RondackHiker

shanado:

RondackHiker:

We're just going to stick to our schedule. If he sleeps in the next day, he sleeps in.

So is this what usually happens? I was thinking upping her bed time 15 mins for a few days.

If you want to you can, but I usually just switch day of, same as I would if we traveled across time zones.

When I have kids or animals on meds that need to be same time of the day, I change ten minutes at a time. But I cared for a horse whose med timing was REALLY important, so that made me paranoid about meds.

MrsGoodkat

Not really. He'll probably end up staying up later with the daylight but I think he's ready for a later bedtime anyway since he hangs out and plays/reads in his crib for awhile before he goes to sleep. I just will miss my extra down time before bed.  

NativeFloridian

Nope, not me.  It's only tough for one day.  I just re-set the clock and follow the same schedule as always.

PrideandJoy29

I didn't even know it was coming up.

Snapdragon750

No.  The only time I changed bedtime for the time change was when I really wanted to push DD's bedtime a bit later anyway, so I juts took the opportunity for an easy transition.  

LoCarb

DLS always ruins the kids for abt 2 wks...still knowing this we do not prepare.

MrsWindyCity

I didn't realize it was so soon!

We never do anything. He just goes to bed at his usual time. This past DST was the only time we got kinda screwed because he was waking up an hour early for like 2 weeks, but otherwise it's been fine. I'll probably have to wake him up early this time, but then that will just make him tired for his usual naptime at school, so it should be fine.

klondikebar

We never readjusted bedtimes. When the kids were smaller, we'd just try to tire them out more on that day.

nancy30005

NativeFloridian:

Nope, not me.  It's only tough for one day.  I just re-set the clock and follow the same schedule as always.

Same here, babe. 

zeptattoo

No.  The Spring Forward day doesn't really do anything to him.  It is the Fall Back one that I'm screwed.  If we make any adjustments, it is during quiet time/nap time.  Otherwise, business as usual.