A Sleep Problem I Have Never Had Before

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  • jenboo
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2013
    • 3180

    #16
    Originally posted by daycare
    That's not a big window is it???
    What times does the child wake? Maybe finding out his bed time and wake time from parents at home.
    I have a 2.5 year old that lays down as soon as she arrives at 7:30 and sleeps until breakfast at 8:30. She gets up at 4:45am every morning and would never make it to 12:30. I didn't know why she was freaked by out at nap time every day until I asked parents about her sleep schedule at home. She is not a good sleeper at her home but once I started the two naps, she sleeps perfectly for me.
    He goes to bed around 830 and wakes up around 730-8am. Some nights he wakes up 3-5 times. I'm not sure how long he is up for each time

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    • daycare
      Advanced Daycare.com *********
      • Feb 2011
      • 16259

      #17
      Originally posted by jenboo
      He goes to bed around 830 and wakes up around 730-8am. Some nights he wakes up 3-5 times. I'm not sure how long he is up for each time
      Wonder how the kid functions. That's not a lot of sleep for a child of that age. So many factors.
      I have a parent that lets her 2year old turn the tv on in the middle of the night when he wakes up and will watch tv in his room from like 2-4am. She sees nothing wrong with it. She said she has no other choice. Parents have to get up and work the next day. I have sent the kid home at least once or twice a week because they fall asleep because he falls asleep at the breakfast table or right after.

      Maybe find out what is going on during his waking hours. Are the parents feeding him? Letting him get up and play ??

      Kid sounds overly tired.

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