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My 4 year old is a bit like this sometimes with not listening. Often the problem is she is tired and needs more sleep.
We really need to get her to bed earlier and have bedtime more consistent. I notice when we do, her behaviour is so much better.
How many hours does your DD sleep each night?
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She goes to bed between 7-7.30, is asleep by 8 and doesn't stir usually until around 7 the following morning. She's a sensational sleeper, once she's asleep, not even her screaming sister wakes her.
OP, I remember your thread - I didn't want to revise it because the general consensus was the last few months prior to starting school was like this.. And DD1 isn't starting school next year so I'm hoping like crazy we don't have this for the whole of next year .
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