THE CLOCKS are changing this weekend – and it means we’re all going to get an hour less kip. But it also means the days are going to get longer and might spell disaster for getting your…
"Aim to keep the room as dark as possible, or consistently light by keeping a light outside the room so when it changes from light to dark and back it doesn’t change the room too much.
"Keep the temperature as consistent as possible and keep your bedtime and wake-up routine exactly the same as normal."For those who like to stick with routine but don't want a regimented order then the 30-minute buffer should work a charm. reveal that this middle ground will provide flexibility for parents while not messing with your child's routine too much by starting the bedtime routine half an hour earlier than you usually would."If you feel like a happy middle ground would work better for you, you can tap into The Sleep"This is the idea that any routine timings have a cushion of 30 minutes on either side to allow you and your little one flexibility within the consistency of a routine.
Both Cat and Sarah, who run the Instagram account @thesleepmums reveal that not changing the routine won't lead to the world's end."Put your baby or child to bed at your normal time on Saturday and see what time they wake on Sunday."You can then adjust naps or bedtimes on the subsequent days if you feel like your little one is struggling with the time difference.
"Four days after the clock change you can start to adjust your schedule by 10-15 min each day, if you opt for this adjust everything in their routine, not just bedtime."So, if bedtime is 7pm, on Sunday, you pop your child to bed at 6.45, Monday, it’s 6.30 and then magically when you put your little one to bed on Thursday at 6pm, it magically becomes 7pm on Monday.
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