Dim the room for a quiet hour without forcing a nap
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Joel Mendes•252 rep9
Kids refuse a nap after this wet indoor day. Dim the room for a quiet hour before we dress for 6:53, or let them stay loud.
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Dim the room, books only, lights down; a quiet hour is not a nap fight and it still takes the edge off.
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Suresh Jayakody•229 rep6
We called it quiet time not nap and they actually lay down. Forcing sleep made yesterday worse.
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Bas Kuiper•251 rep3
One story and water, then sit on the beds. A new cartoon is the opposite of quiet.
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