One of the things you can do is cut into his nap time. Wake him up after, oh let's say, an hour after he has slept. He'll be cranky but to make the adjustment, it's unavoidable. Then get him busy like a trip to the park, a walk, going to the mall. Around 5pm give him dinner and after dinner his bath and he may want to knock out as early as 8pm. Be aware that in order to change his sleep schedule, you're going to have to change his meal and activity schedule. Now, don't forget, that if you want him to go to bed early, he's going to wake up early! It seems like you did a really good job at getting him into a sleep patern, so you shouldn't have too much trouble making the adjustment. Now sometimes, babies adjust their own schedules by themselves. he might do that in about another year or so, if you have the time option. But he definately should be to bed by 9pm by the time he's 4 in preperation for school. Hope that helps! Good Luck! Oh yeah! One more thing, don't keep the house quiet during nap time. No tippy toe-ing. He may still sleep but it woun't be restful--at least until he's adjusted!
2006-09-12 03:48:13
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answered by Kingdom_Queen 2
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As a parent and a stay at home dad of 3, I know exactly what to do. Now, it'll be hard, and it'll take some patience, but trust me.....he'll adjust. Within a week, try to put him to bed earlier each night, even if he struggles or cries a little. In the morning, if convenient for you, get him up a little ealier, but not much. Try this out and see what happens, and also, you might need to eliminate the nap, even though it might help you out getting things done around the house. All the sleep is keeping him up so late, but take control of it, and give it a little time, but be firm and I wish you luck in getting it adjusted.
2006-09-12 03:33:46
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answered by Anonymous
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I would try feeding him around 5:30 and putting him to bed at 9:00. In the morning wake him up earlier and put him down for a nap sooner, maybe around 11:30.
2006-09-12 06:00:03
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answered by Turbo 2
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Okay, I had this problem........ Make sure no light comes in his room until your ready for him to get up. My son would sleep late if I covered the windows so that the light wouldn't come in. Try it, maybe it'll work!
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I wonder if he's getting enough sleep. 11:00 is a late bedtime for a 28 month old and dinner at 7:00 is late. Try adjusting his schedule to dinner at 6:00, bath at 7:00 and bedtime at 8:00. Also you might cut out the long naps.
Good luck :-)
2006-09-12 03:35:33
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answered by M☆mma 4
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My son is almost 3 years old...I've found that putting him to bed around 9pm and waking up him at around 8am and taking the nap away from him is very sufficient. By 9pm, hes ready to go to bed. He sometimes will ask us to go put him to bed even earlier than 9pm.....I suggest you just try to keep him away from the nap and see how that goes.....and if he does take a nap....wake him up after an hour...dont let them get their sleep out.....they will be a big ball of energy and not want to go to sleep at a decent hour!
2006-09-12 03:39:48
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answered by Jenna D 2
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My daughter is 22 months old and she is in bed by 8pm unless we are out or its a special occasion.
Dinner is fed between 5 and 6 pm. We play or go for a walk until about 7, then bath, jammies, snack and some tv and reading until 8pm.
The later she stays up the earlier she gets up so it doesnt pay for me to keep her up any later.
2006-09-12 03:30:27
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answered by camoprincess32 4
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1st of all, possibly her bedtime is a touch early. why no longer try bedtime at 8p-830p and that could help her stay asleep for an prolonged era of time. Your husband isn't being honest both, he's as a lot her figure as you're yet he's FORCING you to fix this?? in view that she replaced into going to mattress at 7p, did he get ANY time in any respect with your daughter. You didnt aspect out in case you both were understanding of the homestead, yet maximum persons artwork till 5-7pm then come homestead, and if it is the case, he's not doing a really sturdy job of helping you nor being a sturdy daddy, there is more desirable to being a sturdy dad than basically paying the expenses, and leaving the youngster rearing themes to you... The managed crying does no longer very last for hours... or you may want to do this.. if she persists interior an analogous time table...and till she is older.. is the prob with your husband.. sex?? or basically napping.. then get the sex over with with the help of lifeless night, then enable him bypass sleep in yet another room. adult men might want to be massive little ones.. i know this isn't a suitable answer, yet you know? who cares, your husband desires help.. you're doing the proper you may
2016-11-26 19:37:50
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answered by Anonymous
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