There's a Bianca in Ellie's class. Very cute name.
I hear you on the waking thing. Ellie needs time if she's woken up and I guess they let her sleep long enough at school because it's never been a problem.
Is there any way Casper can be allowed to sit quietly for a bit before she's asked to do anything? I know, that wasn't the question asked, but that's why I always needed as a child.
As for sleep shifting, the only way it ever works for us is to make her tired first - basically wake her up when we need her to be up and then just hope she's tired enough to sleep early. I've been thinking about this because right now Ellie sleeps from 8:30 to about 6:30, if allowed, but I really need her up by 6 to get out of the house on time.
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Date: 2007-09-21 07:02 pm (UTC)I hear you on the waking thing. Ellie needs time if she's woken up and I guess they let her sleep long enough at school because it's never been a problem.
Is there any way Casper can be allowed to sit quietly for a bit before she's asked to do anything? I know, that wasn't the question asked, but that's why I always needed as a child.
As for sleep shifting, the only way it ever works for us is to make her tired first - basically wake her up when we need her to be up and then just hope she's tired enough to sleep early. I've been thinking about this because right now Ellie sleeps from 8:30 to about 6:30, if allowed, but I really need her up by 6 to get out of the house on time.