![]() Once a week (or however often you like) choose something from the list to do. Or do what Emily Ley does and keep track of the fun stuff you do on a whiteboard. Either way, daily rituals make a big difference in your everyday summer schedule. Or you may be a home body and prefer to stay at home. Days at the park, beach, and pool can become a new norm in your routine. That means I have tons of things lined up in my head and up my sleeve best done in summer months. Add in daily rituals to your summer schedule ![]() Read: Everything You Need To Know About Baby (And Toddler) Sleepģ. If the kids are going to bed later and later, yet not sleeping later in the morning, make sure they have the opportunity for a nap.You’ll know if it’s going to work for everyone. If you move bedtime back for a week and notice the kids are not sleeping any later in the morning or making it up during naptime, weigh whether their behavior is negatively affected.If your kids can swing it then this may not be an issue, but if your kids are used to consistent naps and bedtimes you’ll want to be sure your routine changes still accommodate adequate sleep. If their sleep routine was 7 pm – 7 am and has changed to 8 pm – 8 am, then that’s awesome! But if it’s changed to 9 pm – 6 am and no set naps because you’re out and about… after a few days this will result in over-tiredness. However, if they start staying up later but still get up at the same time you’re going to have cranky kids on your hands. Kids don’t want to go to sleep in the dark. Read: Mom Morning Routines That Bring Sanity & Order 2. For my younger ones, many days they sleep until 7:30 and if not, I give them a drink and let them play in their rooms or crib until the desired time. I use this clock and the older kids (ages 8, 7, and 5) know how to follow it. ![]() My kids sleep until 7 usually and they are allowed to come out at 7:30 a.m.
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