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    2013 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

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    • A Offline
      ahxuan.031873ymail.031873com
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      icy_mama:
      ngl2010:

      I know this question had been asked many times. What time does your child sleep during weekday and weekend? I am getting worried here as I have been hearing children that sleep at 2am. DS has a classmate that sleeps at 1.30am each night and she is doing better than DS. Sorry I am kiasu here (but isn't this kiasu parents forum?).


      somedays my dd can tahan till 11plus almost midnight. most days, 9plus. i think most importantly is on your ds. u'll know when his brain isn't functioning anymore and needed to rest. i'll try to push a bit more somedays if there are more work to be done. then again, mental health also very important. don't want her to burn out so soon.

      ngl2010, my child only works til 9pm every night. After 9pm, it is no longer effective.

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        Nightmares.048009
        last edited by

        ngl2010:
        I know this question had been asked many times. What time does your child sleep during weekday and weekend? I am getting worried here as I have been hearing children that sleep at 2am. DS has a classmate that sleeps at 1.30am each night and she is doing better than DS. Sorry I am kiasu here (but isn't this kiasu parents forum?).

        Well, I sleep at around 11 to 12 every night... sometimes I sleep at 1 or 2. Insomnia. Or sth.

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          happyheart
          last edited by

          ngl2010:
          I know this question had been asked many times. What time does your child sleep during weekday and weekend? I am getting worried here as I have been hearing children that sleep at 2am. DS has a classmate that sleeps at 1.30am each night and she is doing better than DS. Sorry I am kiasu here (but isn't this kiasu parents forum?).

          Weekdays-lights off for DS at 10-1015am.He cannot function beyond that time so might as well rest. Weekend, around 11pm as we do not like the boys to sleep late.
          I know of a kid from P5, Nanyang Pri. He sleeps at midnight everyday!

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          • L Offline
            lexis
            last edited by

            Mine sleeps at 930 pm. Even if he stays up later, it's not to do work, but to chit chat with mummy šŸ™‚

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            • JenniferJ Offline
              Jennifer
              last edited by

              The curfew is 10pm.


              Very seldom need to finish sch work till so late.

              Reason for missing curfew is:

              1. need to do late notice big biz
              2. mosquito or other insects in the room, must kill before can sleep peacefully
              3. noise from upstairs unit

              I always tell my children: be grateful u can sleep early now. When u r older, there wont be another chance.

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              • M Offline
                Mawar
                last edited by

                We are early birds. The kids are in bed by 9pm. They may chat for awhile before dozing off. The only times they stayed up late was to catch long haul flights, and that was pure torture despite the excitement.

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                  Sspitfire
                  last edited by

                  Nightmares.:
                  Sspitfire:

                  [quote=\"Nightmares.\"]
                  Hope you do well for PSLE! What's your aim?

                  Anything as long as I'm able to go to Yishun Sec or Yishun Town NA šŸ˜„ what about you? Hope you do well for PSLE too! šŸ˜‰

                  Call me ambitious but I really really want to get above 285... and be top of Singapore. Heh.[/quote]Jia you! Aim High, Strive to succeed! (Hehe, class motto šŸ˜„ )

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                    TheAnswer
                    last edited by

                    Jennifer:
                    The curfew is 10pm.


                    Very seldom need to finish sch work till so late.

                    Reason for missing curfew is:

                    1. need to do late notice big biz
                    2. mosquito or other insects in the room, must kill before can sleep peacefully
                    3. noise from upstairs unit

                    I always tell my children: be grateful u can sleep early now. When u r older, there wont be another chance.
                    Your boys are efficient :rahrah:

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                    • B Offline
                      beariecrystal3
                      last edited by

                      My girl goes to sleep at 930pm daily unless she cant finish her homework on weekday. She get to sleep late on sat only abt 10pm

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                        mummy OnABudget
                        last edited by

                        my is 10pm wakey at 6am as got human alarm clock that calls daily without fail lol

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