clocks forward

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puffling · 02/10/2006 12:46

Sorry this is a similar thread to another.
Does anyone have any tips for phasing in new bed/wake times. DD is 6 months and this will be her first clock change. I don't know whether to start altering her times from now or do it more quickly nearer the time. Also she goes to nursery and they may not have the time to stick rigorously to what I'm doing with her.
Thanks
Dawnx

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fifiandtheflowertots · 02/10/2006 12:48

i was thinking about this, when do the clocks change??
i am going to start a couple of weeks earlier i think so ds gets used to it rather than rushing it through nearer the time

Iklboo · 02/10/2006 13:00

It's clocks BACK this time (spring forward, fall back). DS didn't seem to have any problems with the change in March - he was only 5 months old though. To be honest, we've not even thought about how it could affect him. Guess it could mean he'll be waking up at 5:30 instead of 6:30!!!!

soaringflyingCOD · 02/10/2006 13:01

oh yes there are millions of htem

soaringflyingCOD · 02/10/2006 13:01

adn all the tricks make sod all difference

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puffling · 04/10/2006 22:27

Sorry, I meant clocks back.Well we've already reset dd by 15 mins! Hoping to do 15 mins a week.

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codMorgan · 04/10/2006 22:29

forget it
its a waste fot ime and effort

QuootieSpookypie · 04/10/2006 22:33

Spring Forward, Fall Back! -thats gooooood!! Im impressed

cowmod · 04/10/2006 22:33

tht was in my o level comprehension paper

QuootieSpookypie · 04/10/2006 22:36

yeah, but you could just be saying that, trying to bask in the reflected glory of Iklboo's wit.

cowmod · 04/10/2006 22:36

funny what your ememebr from 1986

QuootieSpookypie · 04/10/2006 22:38

I was born in 1986!

Do you remember that?

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