to expect dd to tolerate her brothers playing while she's trying to sleep?

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My 10 year old likes to sleep late, but her brothers wake up early and play in the mornings. They make noise when they play. I think it's a good thing because they're spending time together and not on screens. But dd keeps getting upset that they wake her up. Then she comes out of her room and it starts a fight and dh gets upset because that wakes him up and he also likes to sleep late.

My 8 year old can sleep until 10, easily. She’s always slept in this late whenever she gets the chance, and she doesn’t stay up late! She slept through the night from 5 weeks - some kids just sleep a lot. My 4 and 12 year old sons are up at 7 and play loudly, but luckily she’s always slept through it (especially as she has the big room and they play in there). No solutions from me, but I don’t think 10am is weird in any way.

Put the toys downstairs.

My friend has an Xbox that her kids are allowed to play on in the mornings on the weekend - but only until the adults are awake.

So the quieter they are, the longer they can play on it.

I think it’s genius.

Why should OP stop her boys’ healthy socialising play to shove her boys on screens because her DD wants the house to be silent until ten?

If they were up at 5am they should be quiet. But after 8am noisy play is fine. Get your DD some earplugs, I sleep with them every day because birdsong wakes me up.

DD doesn't ask for the whole house to be silent. They are noisy at the other side of her bedroom door.
It would be even healthier socialising if they were considerate enough to do it downstairs.

I've moved the toys since making this post, as I've already replied in the thread. We only moved into this house at the end of October, so we're still getting acquainted with the best way to use the space. Obviously it wasn't working the way we first had it set up.

Its not about using the space in the house. Its just basic common sense.

Why not get up with the boys and supervise them or take them out if possible. I did this when my son was young.