Do you allow your kids to go to bed later on weekends and holidays?

Answer 1

I do, because I feel that she has worked all week in school so staying up later is her reward.

Answer 2

Usually among family's i notice that kids are allowed to stay up one hour past the normal bed time during the weekends this depends on the age of the kid.

For instence i noticed that kids that are 12 and older they stay up much longer as long as there inside not making much noise and not causing problems

Answer 3

I never did. I found when I altered her schedule she was a total pain in the behind the next day....that was until she hit high school, and I eased up a little. Unless she was snotty the next day, then she was in bed early the next night.

Answer 4

Yes I let stay up but they don't usually make it very late because they are use to going to bed early. If they are crabby and fight with each other it's over bed time.

Answer 5

I let them stay up one hour later only. Parenting magazines say that anything later than that will cause a sort of jet lag come Monday morning. Hope that helps!!!

Answer 6

Of course. While there is no schooling then they can stay up late. They have a right to watch some good late shows!

Answer 7

yes, but only 30 minutes later...its not that big of a difference and it makes them feel good

Answer 8

Yes, most of the time. Unless they were crying out of fatigue, or they were in trouble. It's a privelege, though.

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

Not if they're 10 or younger.