What happens when you send a 10 yr old to bed after his normal bedtime?
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Nothing.\n\nApparently I've reached my daily limit of answers. Anywho, I'm off to bed. bye.
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None, teh facility is privately funded allowing them to have your child removed from their faciility at their discretion.  Schoolds have stricter regualtions.  Talk to his provider about allowing him to do something quiet while the others nap or simply to lay down and be quiet.  Afterall you are paying them to deal with him for the day nto simply when he is behacing...it snto like hes biting chidlren.  he just doesnt wanna sleep.  Find a new care provider if necessary!  Most of them deal with kids who wont nap instead of calling mom to pick them up.  (They should credit you for the days you had to get your child too.)
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I'd say 10:30 or 11\nanytime after that you're probably just sleeping over at a friend's house...
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wash the dishes, fold and put away the clothes, put the kids to bed... then put her to bed if you get my drift =)
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You have to sleep in the spare room or go mad.  Thats it.  The doctor idea is a reallly good one too.  Pushing them a little in their sleep only works until you are nearly asleep and then it starts again making you insane.
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Bedwetting is an issue that millions of families face every night. It is extremely common among kids who are under the age of 6, and it can last into the preteen years.\n\nDoctors don't know for sure what causes bedwetting or why it stops. But it is considered a natural part of development, and kids eventually grow out of it. Most of the time bedwetting is not a sign of any deeper medical or emotional issues.\n\nAll the same, bedwetting can be very stressful for families. Kids can feel embarrassed and guilty about wetting the bed and anxious about spending the night at a friend's house or at camp. Parents often feel helpless to stop it.\n\nThere may not be any way for you to cure your child's bedwetting, but the emotional support and reassurance you provide can help your child feel better until the bedwetting goes away on its own.\n\nHow Common Is Bedwetting?\nPrimary enuresis, the medical name for bedwetting, typically starts when kids are toddlers. It is very common among kids who are 6 years old or younger. About 15% of 6-year-olds wet the bed. And about 5% of 10-year-olds wet the bed.\n\nBedwetting often runs in families: Most kids who wet the bed have a relative that did it, too. If both parents wet the bed when they were young, it's very likely that their child will as well.\n\nCoping With Bedwetting\nBedwetting usually goes away on its own. But until it does, it can be embarrassing and uncomfortable for your child. So it's important that you provide support and positive reinforcement during this process.\n\nIt's a good idea to reassure your child that bedwetting is a normal part of growing up and that it's not going to last forever. It may comfort your child to hear about other family members who also struggled with it when they were young.\n\nYou may want to remind your child to go to the bathroom one final time before bedtime. Some parents try waking their kids in the middle of the night, but most of the time, that doesn't end the bedwetting.\n\nWhen your child wakes with wet sheets, have your child help you change the sheets. Explain that this isn't punishment, but it is a part of the process. It may even help your child feel better knowing that he or she helped out.\n\nWhen to Talk With Your Child's Doctor\nIn rare cases, when bedwetting begins abruptly and is accompanied by other symptoms, it can be a sign of another medical condition, and you may want to talk with your child's doctor.\n\nThe doctor may check for signs of a urinary tract infection, constipation, bladder problems, diabetes, or severe stress.\n\nIt's a good idea to call your doctor if your child suddenly starts wetting the bed after being consistently dry for at least 6 months. You may also want to call the doctor if your child begins to wet his or her pants during the day, starts misbehaving at school or at home, or if your child complains of a burning sensation when he or she goes to the bathroom.\n\nIn the meantime, your support and patience can go a long way in helping your child feel better about the bedwetting. Remember that the long-term outlook is excellent, and in almost all cases, dry days are just ahead.\n\nUpdated and reviewed by: Barbara P. Homeier, MD\nDate reviewed: April 2005\nOriginally reviewed by: Sandra G. Hassink, MD, and Steven Dowshen, MD
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Hiya. Do you sit with her for a while and read to her.. Or have quiet time about half hour before bedtime so it winds her down then give her a nice warm bath to chill her out even more.. Also a nice little night light on in her room or leaving the hall light on. Just some suggestions to try.
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Depends on the situation and if we can get away from the kids for 10 minutes.
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if they harm my child
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going to sleep could result in you over sleeping if all you have is such a short amount of time to sleep  so i would say risk staying awaking. mommyblues
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Each child requires a different amount of sleep. My theory is to see how hard it is for them to wake up. They should be waking up refreshed and with little dificulty. If so, then the time they go to sleep is fine (or even later). However, if you need a garden hose to wake them up, then go to bed earlier.\n\nPersonally, I always needed very little sleep and never had a problem waking up. In high school, I typically went to bed between midnight to 1:00am and would wake up at 6:00am, often before the alarm. In my later years (aka today) I typically retire for the night at 2am and am up by 6:00am. (Speaking of which, it is almost bedtime)
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this thing was on supernanny, you should put him/her in bed again, and if he /she comes down again put him/her back in until he/she goes to sleep. sit beside his/her bed with your head down until he/she goes back to sleep. it is going to be 2 3 nights if you do it rigt and then you will have a whole nights sleep.
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I would cover him up, kiss him good night and go to bed.  When he wakes up he'll know you cared enough to tuck him in, loved him enough to realize he was really tired, and then he'll slip into bed beside you and snuggle you and won't wake you - but come morning, you'll be together.  Next time if you notice him nodding off, suggest that maybe you call it an early night.  Even if you're not ready for bed, you've gone to bed together and once he's asleep, you can get back up and read or whatever, but at least you laid down and closed out your day together.
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my 5 year old is fixing to go to time out.... relax...10..9..8..7..6...
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for infants, 12 hours; for adolescents 10 hours; for middle aged 8 hours; and for sexagenarians 4 hours.  Sleep rejuvenates the dead cells, while it relaxes our mind and body.  REM?
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If this is actually true you are ruining your health. Your body needs at least 7 hours of sound sleep to repair cells in the body and the brain.\nIf you dont get SLEEP here is what will happen and it can start happening after a week of little sleep:\n\nYour hair will start falling out/thining\nYour eyes will feel week and blurry\nYour blood pressure will elevate\nYour cholesterol will elevate (bad type)\nYou will lose muscles and get weaker\nYou will start gaining weight\nYour body will not be able to break down sugars and fats\nYour body will get less oxygen\nYour will depleat your body of vitamins and minerals \nAnd this is only the start.\n\nMy sons friend was only getting one or two hours of sleep a night and going to college and working late. He started having all kinds of problems even some of the ones above. He still has a bad backache even though he is sleeping well now (the last 6 mos).\nSome of the damage can stick around a long time. The body must get sleep to repair cells and for rest and for your brain to rest too.\n\nIt is dangerous to not get sleep as you can fall asleep anywhere at anytime. The body just shuts down. You could be driving, walking, in school, or anywhere. \nI know it happened to me when I was a teen.
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have a routine and make sure they get up early enough to complete it with 10 minutes to spare for cartoon time