Dreading it here too... DD1 wakes anytime b/w 6 and 7.
Am also hoping i can keep her up til say 8pm and then she might sleep longer but normally it wont matter what time she's in bed.
Hopefully it stays nice and dark and cold and she will want to snuggle her blanket and go back to sleep.
Wont make too much dif with DD2 as she still just does her feed every 3hrs during the day so no routine yet, which is good.. no routine to stuff up...
Yup. I am dreading it big time. Last winter, DD didn't adjust AT ALL. ALL normal time she got up at 0545... over Summer we can get 0645 - 0700. It didn't matter WHAT I tried, she still woke at the same time. I'm hoping that now she understands the sun is still asleep, she might stay in bed.... otherwise, I plan to seek revenge when she hits her teenage years
Yes I am DREADING it!! I thought about eeking DS out with his dinner etc leading up to this weekend but he wouldn't have a bar of it
Lately he's been wanting his dinner between 4:30-5pm, will NOT wait any longer & it's been a stretch to hold him out for 5pm. Then he's been wanting bed really early too, 6pm at the latest. He still wakes at least once through the night then has been rising at 7am - no later eeeek!!
So I guess we're in for 3:30-4pm dinner, bed at 5pm then up at 6am? Oh no...
It doesnt matter what time my kids go to bed tehy always wake up at the same time, so Im guessing its not going to make much of a difference.
I personally hate daylight savings with a passion becuase my kids wont go to bed at night if its light. Its not so bad ATM but in the height of summer its a nightmare.
Yes, but for a completely different reason than anyone else - the cemetery closes three hours earlier when it's not daylight savings. Over the past month I've gotten used to dropping in at about 6ish - from tomorrow they'll close at 5
Also, DH and I are going out tomorrow night, and we have to be in the city by 6. I bet we leave at the wrong time!
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