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Daily routines like bedtime, provide children with the repetition and structure they need to feel safe.
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Ages 2-3: hours per night
Ages 3-5: hours per night
Ages 6 and up: 9-11 hours per night
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Children may experience difficulty concentrating and following directions when tired.
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To get started, set a consistent time for bedtime. Next, identify the things your child needs to do to prepare for bedtime. A successful routine might look like this:
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown
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Do your kids go bananas at bedtime? Try these simple tricks to create a calm bedtime routine that both you, and your kids, will enjoy!
type title here
type title here
Daily routines like bedtime, provide children with the repetition and structure they need to feel safe.
Bedtime is an opportunity to create, build, and nurture your relationship with your child.
Pediatricians recommend the following hours of sleep by age:
Ages 2-3: hours per night
Ages 3-5: hours per night
Ages 6 and up: 9-11 hours per night
For children, having a daily bedtime routine is comforting; it can help create a calm and relaxing feeling that gently eases them to sleep.
Children may experience difficulty concentrating and following directions when tired.
type title here
type title here
To get started, set a consistent time for bedtime. Next, identify the things your child needs to do to prepare for bedtime. A successful routine might look like this:
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown
Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site by Sherri Duskey Rinker
Llama, Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney
Good Night, Gorilla by Peggy Rathmann
take a bath
brush teeth
read a story
go to sleep