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Mod - change the title leh.

 

It should be "Does your child lack sleep?"

 

The title does read funny. I was thinking "Is your child lacking in sleep?".

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My oc also pat me last night.....nb.....then had to sleep one hr later! 😂😂😂😂

 

 

Were you sleep "walking"? Usually the person gets more tired if he sleep-walks during his sleep. LOL

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Same. My kids P1 & P3 go to bed at 7:30-8pm. Used to be 7pm when they were younger.

how do u achieve that :o

 

imagine if your kid is PM session, reached home already almost 7pm... u mean they can bath & finished dinner in less than 1 hr, not to talk about if they've to do some homework or learn spelling?

 

to maintain this regular habit, even on weekends you'll need to have very early dinner like b4 6pm?

 

wow... that means you can have almost the whole night to yourself & your wife :wub:

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how do u achieve that :o

 

imagine if your kid is PM session, reached home already almost 7pm... u mean they can bath & finished dinner in less than 1 hr, not to talk about if they've to do some homework or learn spelling?

 

to maintain this regular habit, even on weekends you'll need to have very early dinner like b4 6pm?

 

wow... that means you can have almost the whole night to yourself & your wife :wub:

 

wife so good to you, envy sia

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i get my boy to read a book prior to bedtime and it helps to prep him proper for bed at 9,30pm

 

and i notice that a glass of warm milk does help too.

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Twincharged

how do u achieve that :o

 

imagine if your kid is PM session, reached home already almost 7pm... u mean they can bath & finished dinner in less than 1 hr, not to talk about if they've to do some homework or learn spelling?

 

to maintain this regular habit, even on weekends you'll need to have very early dinner like b4 6pm?

 

wow... that means you can have almost the whole night to yourself & your wife :wub:

 

If PM session, homework can be done in the morning. When I was in secondary school, my parents told me to sleep at 9pm so I used to do my homework in school while waiting for CCA to start. School usually ends around 1.30-2 and CCA starts at 3.30. So There is about 1.5 to 2hrs for me to complete my homework for the day. All I need to do after I get home is have dinner, bathe and go to bed.

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Its the mobile devices....some chewren gets to play games till late night.

 

Minds are so overworked...how to go to sleep immediately.

 

 

who let them play until so late? :huh::huh:

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wow... that means you can have almost the whole night to yourself & your wife :wub:

Yup. Envy right? 😃👍 But the truth is, we end our work earlier...so mean we sometimes have to continue with our work, do house work, etc....cos we did not have any domestic helper.
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because of ECAs???!! LOL

 

Some form of ECA is good what... can exercise, sweat out and is healthy. No ? [:/]

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I know of some familees - both parents come home late every workday....Ah Ma, Ah Gong no energy to monitor....so chewren end up.liddat lorrr

 

 

sad... this is the choice that they have to make, either one find a stable timing job to get home by 7pm, if not the kid's lifestyle will seriously be affected and more to come.

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Supercharged

 

 

who let them play until so late? :huh::huh:

 

Some kids wait for parents to sleep....then play the game. Either they pretend to sleep, or wake up in the middle of the night....So the parents don't even know.

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