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<blockquote data-quote="Pam R" data-source="post: 76228" data-attributes="member: 108"><p>DS wants to stay up late because he knows his friends do, but he knows he doesn't function on less than 10 hrs. sleep. And just because he's homeschooled is no reason to sleep past 8 AM.</p><p></p><p>He's always required a lot of sleep, between 10-12 hrs., once he got past the 3.5 hrs. at a time that we endured until he was 4.5 yrs. old.</p><p></p><p>So it's an ongoing thing, but it seems to be less of an issue as time goes on. Could this be maturity? Or is he actually learning? :rofl:</p><p></p><p>But as part of his training in general healthy living, getting enough sleep is just as important as his diet in how well he behaves and his general attitude. He's coming to realize this, I hope.</p><p></p><p>Pam R.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pam R, post: 76228, member: 108"] DS wants to stay up late because he knows his friends do, but he knows he doesn't function on less than 10 hrs. sleep. And just because he's homeschooled is no reason to sleep past 8 AM. He's always required a lot of sleep, between 10-12 hrs., once he got past the 3.5 hrs. at a time that we endured until he was 4.5 yrs. old. So it's an ongoing thing, but it seems to be less of an issue as time goes on. Could this be maturity? Or is he actually learning? [img]:rofl:[/img] But as part of his training in general healthy living, getting enough sleep is just as important as his diet in how well he behaves and his general attitude. He's coming to realize this, I hope. Pam R. [/QUOTE]
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