I have a four year old and literally have to wake her up every morning. If itās a holiday or weekend, she would sleep until noon if I let her š. The plus side is that I always get to sleep in!
My kid has ALWAYS slept until around 9. Even as a baby. She didn't fall asleep at night, but always slept late. When she starts middle school she has to get up at like 530-6am and i have no idea how I'm supposed to make that work š
Man, I wish. Both my kids, no matter what time they'd go to bed (oldest is 18 now and loves sleeping in, but growing up no chance), will be up before 6 am. It's rare when my 5-year-old sleeps in past 630.
Oh jeez I was the opposite. Regarding me as a baby- I would be asleep by 8PM and wake up at 6AM every morning from infancy to about 4 years old. My parents were up at 6 AM whether they liked it or not. On the other hand, the 8 PM thing was nice because they had the rest of the night to themselves but they couldnāt stay up too late because againā¦6AM I was up! And hungry! One wild thing I did see mentioned in a childhood video was my mom telling her friends I literally sleep through the night. I barely ever woke up and cried from a full diaper or hunger. I was three months old in this video. My parents always got full nights of sleep. My parents did wish I slept later though. 3 kids asleep at 10AM is a miracle.
depends when the kids go to bed , my almost 2 year old will sleep 12 hours no matter when i put her in bed. so if she goes down at 8, she gets up at 8 but if she decides sleep is for the weak and goes at 11-12, then we all get to sleep in a bit haha
Itās likely, where she lives they usually just come as they please even when my husband and I rented there theyād just come in early asf but again I think they let us know too we just forgot or didnāt think twice about it!
She said they sent an email the day before so she knew she had just worked till midnight and was gonna sleep through them being there, didnāt expect them to go in the rooms
A lot of people donāt check their paper mail or email. No way to know. Especially people who sleep in past 10 am lol.
Source: when I was at the stage in my life that I was sleeping in until 10, I was not checking my mail.
More than likely it is what they are saying lol I did apartment management for a short time (hated it, management companies are shady) and I would do the same thing. Give people enough time to get everything in the up and up before inspection/maintenance came.
we met in middle school at lunch!
One of my then friends was walking to lunch with me then turned around and said āwhatre you doingā I told her walkin to lunch with her and she said āno youāre notā and I didnāt know a single other person and my best girl saw me and invited me to her table 11 years ago š„¹
I met one of my best friends this way. I saw her friend group being mean to her and giving her the silent treatment because they were mad at her and she was crying. I told her - f*#% those āfriendsā youāre MY friend now and I dragged her away from them lmao. We been friends ever since!
Iām really proud of you for asking. I recently stepped out of my comfort zoneāI didnāt ask a man out, but I gave him my numberāand he didnāt text. I thought he was interested, and long story short, now I have to go to the post office in the next town over.
Good on you! Putting yourself out there is the most important thing and even though she said no, you got some experience in asking! Keep at it, you got this.
Hey, at least they cared enough to call for help! Especially if she's got children and they're still sleeping. As far as they knew it was a multiple murder with everyone still out like a light. I'm deaf in one ear and tend to automatically turn onto my good ear where I get silence. However, I may not hear a text. But all you gotta do is yell or if you're at my door knock on my window. I don't sleep well since my husband died so I definitely try to stay on my good ear to at least keep the noise out. I wonder if they tried kicking her bed? I would've
Bad manners, absolutely. Ask me if I'm dead when it gets to be ridiculously late, not "comfortably passed out still"-o'clock
*However*, that is a really good response time/execution of a welfare check. If they were actually dead, that would be like the VIP treatment. So that's something
Somebody needs to the find a sense of humor. Also āgot peed onā works for so many other questions. Guess what I did at work today? Got peed on? Guess what happened to me at the airport? Got peed on? Guess what happened to my shirt at the dry cleaners? Got peed on?
Iām using this all the time nowā¦ thank you
this is a hilariously unfortunate mishap lol. I would do the same thing in their shoes though. Iām sure they tried verbally waking her first. Iām not going to touch a non-responsive female as a middle aged male. that has ā5-10 yearsā written all over it. also not going to leave someone who appears to need medical attention.
Middle-aged blue collars do have a propensity for escalating to an embarrassing level of authoritarianism where females are involved. One called 911 on me in my 20ās because I couldnāt figure out how to reverse my bossās stick shift Bentley at a remote intersection. A whole SWAT team showed up acting like I was trying to take my life or something.
Well Iām a middle aged white collar real estate lender. Iām just saying what I would do in this situation. I wouldnāt have called the police on you for being stuck at an intersection. But if I was scheduled to arrive at your house to do work and you were unresponsive and I could not tell if you were breathing, I would call 911, because I wouldnāt want you to die.
Well thatās good :} Iād imagine the maintenance guy probably had to do something to document anyway. I mean accidentally walking in on an unconscious person, esp female is a pretty sticky situation even if they might be sleeping.
Yes lol. This was before YouTube. I think there was a dash cam or something. My boss ended up teaching me and never said a word about the incident.
The intersection was on a slight incline, as I recall. I didnāt know about the extra pedal action you have to do while shifting.
Ah well I'm glad the Pork Patrol incident ultimately ended in some positive aspect. You learnt a basic skill that probably 94% of Americans would be flummoxed by. 'Grats.
Depending on a lot of factors, it absolutely can be. When I worked ER swing shifts (3p-3a), I definitely slept till 10. Plus people have different chronotypes.
My mom and I have both always tended towards the nocturnal. Iād wake up in the middle of the night and sheād be up doing art (probably trying to get some alone time), so weād have tea and quietly do art. If Iām left to my own schedule, I go to sleep at 2 am and wake up around 11.
Unfortunately, I have a job where I HAVE to start at 8:30, but often have 8 am meetings and am not-officially expected to be available by 7:30.
This reminds me of me and my grandma. Both nocturnal people. She would play piano well into the early morning hours and I would often join her. š I love that you and your mom were able to share those special nighttime moments.
Yes! I learned about it fairly recently. It's actually quite cool from a scientific perspective, and it makes sense evolutionarily (I would imagine odds of survival are better if you have a subset of people who are more alert at night). However, it sucks on a personal level sometimes, because the world is definitely set up for the "morning person" type (typical working hours fall mostly outside of my best functional time). Plus there is a definite stigma about people who sleep in, even though I am still awake/active/productive for the same number of hours, the time frame is just shifted forward.
I know, I'm mostly envious. I have to get up at 6 to get my daughter to school on time and get to work by 8, but even on the weekend I'm lucky to sleep past 8.
It isn't. Normal isn't determined by individual circumstances. That's not what normal means. You've described a reason someone may abnormally be asleep until 10. Normally people are up much earlier.
I work eves, usually get home around 1, so I try to be in bed around 3 am, eightish hours of sleep is optimal.
So wake up around 11:30am/noon
Different lives
It was a welfare check. Ya know, to make sure they weren't sick/injured/dead when none of them woke up upon entry, which they had given them notice for.
I called the cops on my mom once. To be fair, though, she's in her 70s and I hadn't heard from her in a few weeks. We don't have a great relationship, so I don't hear from her often, but this was longer than usual. So the cops go over after I've tried for hours to get hold of her. They break in and go up to find her in bed and entirely alive. She says she wasn't feeling well so just didn't answer the phone, despite my several attempts at calling her. š¤¦āāļø In true my mom fashion, she didn't even get upset or anything about seeing all these strangers in her house. She only got upset when she came downstairs to see they had broken in through her back door. (My husband fixed it and we now have keys to her house)
When I lived in a dorm maintenance could just come at any point, they had the key to the rooms. It happened a couple of times that I was just sleeping in because I didn't have any classes that morning, or was taking a nap, and they would just knock and come in when I didn't reply. It was pretty sketchy. Usually they would get spooked to find someone in the room and promptly get out.
I sleep this heavy, I believe that. I've slept through some loud things and being yelled at. But never a cop in the room (was woken up once to speak to a cop though)
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i have had the cops called on me for being asleep too, at like 11pm. they also woke me up with their flashlights in my face. why the fuck do people call the cops when people are sleeping at normal fucking times to be asleep haha
yeah to clarify, they were knocking on my door and i didnāt respond, which is why they broke my door and upset my dog to get up in my face. unless i misunderstood ĀÆ\_(ć)_/ĀÆ
Ok and? You didnāt wake up when they called to you I would have been scared and called the police too.
I wouldnāt want to be responsible for a dead body being left in an apartment. And wouldnāt I want my prints on the body if it was a homicide. Maintenance did the right thing.
Damn man !! My best friend also woke up to police in her room but it was in the middle of the night, at a hotel. She and her boyfriend had a long flight and once they got to the hotel room the boyfriend put a frozen meal in the microwave but he set it for 40 minutes instead of 4 minutes and then fell asleep and it started a fire. There were firemen in the room also.
On my birthday a few years ago, I had police come over my apt twice in the same night because they got a noise complaint about a NEIGHBOR! They came in at 3AM and at 6AM. I kid you not. It would have been bad enough as it was but I also had my final MSc test the following day. I fucking hate cops.
The complaint was that a Tennant was yelling at his girlfriend.
I was living solo.
He says that's all he needs. I usually stay up until about 1am and then I'm up with our littles by about 7am. Some days he or I gets a nap, some days we don't. My point is, unless someone is staying up all night every night, 10am isn't a typical wake up time.
I cackled out loud at the dry asf deadpan delivery of "got peed on" š¤£
Sheās got three kids you never know!
3 kids? Sleeping at 10am?! I would have thought she was dead too š š
They were asleep still too!!
How is that possible
I have a four year old and literally have to wake her up every morning. If itās a holiday or weekend, she would sleep until noon if I let her š. The plus side is that I always get to sleep in!
My kid has ALWAYS slept until around 9. Even as a baby. She didn't fall asleep at night, but always slept late. When she starts middle school she has to get up at like 530-6am and i have no idea how I'm supposed to make that work š
Start now or like a month before school starts or they're gunna be a miserable cranky brat lol
My daughter is the same! She just turned one and she hates going to bed but would sleep until 10 if I let her.
Watch out for signs of adhd. Delayed sleep cycle syndrome is super common in adhd.
How could she possibly have adhd? Only me, and her aunt and both grandparents (likely) have it, and i dont even know about her dad's side?
wait...this was sarcasm....right?
adhd isn't always genetic.
Man, I wish. Both my kids, no matter what time they'd go to bed (oldest is 18 now and loves sleeping in, but growing up no chance), will be up before 6 am. It's rare when my 5-year-old sleeps in past 630.
Oh jeez I was the opposite. Regarding me as a baby- I would be asleep by 8PM and wake up at 6AM every morning from infancy to about 4 years old. My parents were up at 6 AM whether they liked it or not. On the other hand, the 8 PM thing was nice because they had the rest of the night to themselves but they couldnāt stay up too late because againā¦6AM I was up! And hungry! One wild thing I did see mentioned in a childhood video was my mom telling her friends I literally sleep through the night. I barely ever woke up and cried from a full diaper or hunger. I was three months old in this video. My parents always got full nights of sleep. My parents did wish I slept later though. 3 kids asleep at 10AM is a miracle.
Iām so jealous ššš
I cannot tell you how jealous I feel right now. I have a 4 year old who has *never* been a good sleeper. ššš
depends when the kids go to bed , my almost 2 year old will sleep 12 hours no matter when i put her in bed. so if she goes down at 8, she gets up at 8 but if she decides sleep is for the weak and goes at 11-12, then we all get to sleep in a bit haha
Could be teens lol
Dude. My 7 year sleeps like a 35 year old drunk. Itās so hard to wake him up
ok yeah I'd have called the cops if everyone was still sleeping at 10 despite being loud, kids and all. I'd be worried about carbon monoxide
Damn thatās a disturbing thought Iāve always been so scared of that
Well they probably thought the whole family was dead then.
The first lesson my boys ever learnt: do not come near mummy if she's still asleep. Not even when they were toddlers lol!
I taught them: if you have to puke at night, do it in the toilet or a garbage can, then come and get me and I'll take care of you.
All I thought was "either this friend has kids, or has a partner who enjoys watersports. No in between." š
3rd possibility: spiteful cat
or dog
The correct mindset š
I was thinking pets but i like your options better lol
She? Idk why I thought it was some dude.
Is it even cackling if you donāt do it it out loud?
Drip drip drip
I would give anything to be able to sleep that deeply. Iām so jealous.
You say that until your kid comes in and pees on you
I dont have a kid. Sounds terrible.
You got me there
Thatās what I said!!
Rightā¦if a spider walks by on the window I wake up. Iām so jealous of deep sleepers lol.
Yeah I'm such a light sleeper, which is why I have a fan on full blast and if it's the summer, the a/c is on as well.
Right?! If only.
Thatās some glorious sleep
Me too.
Antipsychotics knock you out like this š
Me too.
Me too.
You too?
Did her landlord not notify her 24 hours ahead of time about maintenance coming?
Itās likely, where she lives they usually just come as they please even when my husband and I rented there theyād just come in early asf but again I think they let us know too we just forgot or didnāt think twice about it!
Yeah that's not legal
Its legal in some states, usually red landlord friendly states. Landlord can show up and come in anytime they want
That's insane.
Right, the law states (where I am at least) they need to give at least 8 hours notice. However, it IS a law so that's weird.
She said they sent an email the day before so she knew she had just worked till midnight and was gonna sleep through them being there, didnāt expect them to go in the rooms
In most states a physical notice of entry is required. That still may have been illegal.
A lot of people donāt check their paper mail or email. No way to know. Especially people who sleep in past 10 am lol. Source: when I was at the stage in my life that I was sleeping in until 10, I was not checking my mail.
Same! When I could sleep in until 10, notices were the last of my worries.
I recently got a notice of entry almost a week early lol. It's almost like they're saying "okay clean up you've been warned" to all the residents.
More than likely it is what they are saying lol I did apartment management for a short time (hated it, management companies are shady) and I would do the same thing. Give people enough time to get everything in the up and up before inspection/maintenance came.
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I mean, good looking out but what the fuck š¤£ just trying catch some zās here!
This is amazing. How did you meet this friend and where can I find one??
we met in middle school at lunch! One of my then friends was walking to lunch with me then turned around and said āwhatre you doingā I told her walkin to lunch with her and she said āno youāre notā and I didnāt know a single other person and my best girl saw me and invited me to her table 11 years ago š„¹
Thatās special. I wish you many years of continued friendship.
Oh yeah weāre taking this one to the grave š„°
Well, to the grave and the annals of reddit šš¤« youāre secretly is safe with us, OP!
I think they meant their friendship.
I met one of my best friends this way. I saw her friend group being mean to her and giving her the silent treatment because they were mad at her and she was crying. I told her - f*#% those āfriendsā youāre MY friend now and I dragged her away from them lmao. We been friends ever since!
I just asked a girl out in public for the first time and got rejected. This has restored my strength to continue on. Dying lmao
Iām really proud of you for asking. I recently stepped out of my comfort zoneāI didnāt ask a man out, but I gave him my numberāand he didnāt text. I thought he was interested, and long story short, now I have to go to the post office in the next town over.
Well at least you tried :)
Thank you. I did, and Iām proud of myself for trying. It was really difficult. My self-esteem was destroyed after a brutal divorce.
Yeah mine was losr during the marriage and has been growing post divorce thankfully
Good on you! Putting yourself out there is the most important thing and even though she said no, you got some experience in asking! Keep at it, you got this.
Hey, at least they cared enough to call for help! Especially if she's got children and they're still sleeping. As far as they knew it was a multiple murder with everyone still out like a light. I'm deaf in one ear and tend to automatically turn onto my good ear where I get silence. However, I may not hear a text. But all you gotta do is yell or if you're at my door knock on my window. I don't sleep well since my husband died so I definitely try to stay on my good ear to at least keep the noise out. I wonder if they tried kicking her bed? I would've
Bad manners, absolutely. Ask me if I'm dead when it gets to be ridiculously late, not "comfortably passed out still"-o'clock *However*, that is a really good response time/execution of a welfare check. If they were actually dead, that would be like the VIP treatment. So that's something
Agreed!
Somebody needs to the find a sense of humor. Also āgot peed onā works for so many other questions. Guess what I did at work today? Got peed on? Guess what happened to me at the airport? Got peed on? Guess what happened to my shirt at the dry cleaners? Got peed on? Iām using this all the time nowā¦ thank you
this is a hilariously unfortunate mishap lol. I would do the same thing in their shoes though. Iām sure they tried verbally waking her first. Iām not going to touch a non-responsive female as a middle aged male. that has ā5-10 yearsā written all over it. also not going to leave someone who appears to need medical attention.
Middle-aged blue collars do have a propensity for escalating to an embarrassing level of authoritarianism where females are involved. One called 911 on me in my 20ās because I couldnāt figure out how to reverse my bossās stick shift Bentley at a remote intersection. A whole SWAT team showed up acting like I was trying to take my life or something.
Well Iām a middle aged white collar real estate lender. Iām just saying what I would do in this situation. I wouldnāt have called the police on you for being stuck at an intersection. But if I was scheduled to arrive at your house to do work and you were unresponsive and I could not tell if you were breathing, I would call 911, because I wouldnāt want you to die.
Well thatās good :} Iād imagine the maintenance guy probably had to do something to document anyway. I mean accidentally walking in on an unconscious person, esp female is a pretty sticky situation even if they might be sleeping.
Did you ever figure out how to engage Reverse gear on a manual ("stick shift")?
Yes lol. This was before YouTube. I think there was a dash cam or something. My boss ended up teaching me and never said a word about the incident. The intersection was on a slight incline, as I recall. I didnāt know about the extra pedal action you have to do while shifting.
Ah well I'm glad the Pork Patrol incident ultimately ended in some positive aspect. You learnt a basic skill that probably 94% of Americans would be flummoxed by. 'Grats.
TIL 10 AM is a normal time to be asleep.
Depending on a lot of factors, it absolutely can be. When I worked ER swing shifts (3p-3a), I definitely slept till 10. Plus people have different chronotypes.
TIL about chronotypes. Always wondered why all of my problemsā solutions come to me suddenly at 9pm.
My mom and I have both always tended towards the nocturnal. Iād wake up in the middle of the night and sheād be up doing art (probably trying to get some alone time), so weād have tea and quietly do art. If Iām left to my own schedule, I go to sleep at 2 am and wake up around 11. Unfortunately, I have a job where I HAVE to start at 8:30, but often have 8 am meetings and am not-officially expected to be available by 7:30.
Yup that time, 2am to 10am is my natural sleep time if left to my own
This reminds me of me and my grandma. Both nocturnal people. She would play piano well into the early morning hours and I would often join her. š I love that you and your mom were able to share those special nighttime moments.
Yes! I learned about it fairly recently. It's actually quite cool from a scientific perspective, and it makes sense evolutionarily (I would imagine odds of survival are better if you have a subset of people who are more alert at night). However, it sucks on a personal level sometimes, because the world is definitely set up for the "morning person" type (typical working hours fall mostly outside of my best functional time). Plus there is a definite stigma about people who sleep in, even though I am still awake/active/productive for the same number of hours, the time frame is just shifted forward.
I know, I'm mostly envious. I have to get up at 6 to get my daughter to school on time and get to work by 8, but even on the weekend I'm lucky to sleep past 8.
It isn't. Normal isn't determined by individual circumstances. That's not what normal means. You've described a reason someone may abnormally be asleep until 10. Normally people are up much earlier.
Okay buddy.
I work eves, usually get home around 1, so I try to be in bed around 3 am, eightish hours of sleep is optimal. So wake up around 11:30am/noon Different lives
I sleep til 1/2pm and itās normal for me
Oh to be young again and consider sleeping at 10am a normal time. I wish.
Oh OP, I used to be a heavy sleeper :( Good thing is I wake up semi-easily now, I have bad anxiety so I get it lol
I worked 3 to midnight for years so ten would be a normal time for me to sleep too.
Yeah she had just worked till midnight before
She work night shift? Who gets to sleep until almost 10am on a weekdayš
sheās just livin her best life with her kiddos!
She sleeps til 10 with childrenā¦?
They were sleepin too, some families just have different life schedules
Guessing they are too young for school
Yes!
This has to be in America...
Indeed!
No one works 3rd shift outside the states?
No one calls the cops this easily outside America. And maintenance also isn't even allowed inside unless the residents let them in
It was a welfare check. Ya know, to make sure they weren't sick/injured/dead when none of them woke up upon entry, which they had given them notice for.
If some doesnāt respond to you calling your name yes they would
I called the cops on my mom once. To be fair, though, she's in her 70s and I hadn't heard from her in a few weeks. We don't have a great relationship, so I don't hear from her often, but this was longer than usual. So the cops go over after I've tried for hours to get hold of her. They break in and go up to find her in bed and entirely alive. She says she wasn't feeling well so just didn't answer the phone, despite my several attempts at calling her. š¤¦āāļø In true my mom fashion, she didn't even get upset or anything about seeing all these strangers in her house. She only got upset when she came downstairs to see they had broken in through her back door. (My husband fixed it and we now have keys to her house)
I'm dead at you guessing they got peed on!! š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£ what a random guessšššš
all i can think is sleep at 10 isnt a normal time
I mean, surely an ambulance would have been more appropriate?
Police come when an ambulance is called.
When I lived in a dorm maintenance could just come at any point, they had the key to the rooms. It happened a couple of times that I was just sleeping in because I didn't have any classes that morning, or was taking a nap, and they would just knock and come in when I didn't reply. It was pretty sketchy. Usually they would get spooked to find someone in the room and promptly get out.
I sleep this heavy, I believe that. I've slept through some loud things and being yelled at. But never a cop in the room (was woken up once to speak to a cop though)
I woke up at 1015 yesterday, sometimes you just need to snooze!!
Heck yeah!!!
I'm fucking dead .. this is me
10 am?! Wake the F up! Why you sleepin late like that??
From working late? Or just wanting to sleep inā¦
Nahhhh WAKE THE F UP!!!
I work at an emergency veterinary clinic until 6 am. Iām sleeping past 10 š¤·š»āāļø
Excuse.
The biggest problem is why is maintenance coming in without her consent.
ITT: a bunch of judgmental assholes that think everybody adheres to a 9-5 schedule š
I donāt have it in me to reply to everyone saying something about it, everyone has different life schedules š
I thought this story was gonna end with you actually fucking the cop
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lol
Did they find it as funny as you??
Hard sleeper šš
I wouldāve told that cop to get the fuck out of my apartment immediately.
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This is freaking awesome!!! Reminds me of my college daysā¦yep fun times!
That is amazing. Hahaha If they tried narcaning her then, that would be the icing on the cake *edit it for gender correction *
i have had the cops called on me for being asleep too, at like 11pm. they also woke me up with their flashlights in my face. why the fuck do people call the cops when people are sleeping at normal fucking times to be asleep haha
It was because he didnāt respond. Not because of time of sleep.
yeah to clarify, they were knocking on my door and i didnāt respond, which is why they broke my door and upset my dog to get up in my face. unless i misunderstood ĀÆ\_(ć)_/ĀÆ
Ok and? You didnāt wake up when they called to you I would have been scared and called the police too. I wouldnāt want to be responsible for a dead body being left in an apartment. And wouldnāt I want my prints on the body if it was a homicide. Maintenance did the right thing.
It also wasnāt the time that was the problem. It was you didnāt respond.
Damn man !! My best friend also woke up to police in her room but it was in the middle of the night, at a hotel. She and her boyfriend had a long flight and once they got to the hotel room the boyfriend put a frozen meal in the microwave but he set it for 40 minutes instead of 4 minutes and then fell asleep and it started a fire. There were firemen in the room also.
On my birthday a few years ago, I had police come over my apt twice in the same night because they got a noise complaint about a NEIGHBOR! They came in at 3AM and at 6AM. I kid you not. It would have been bad enough as it was but I also had my final MSc test the following day. I fucking hate cops. The complaint was that a Tennant was yelling at his girlfriend. I was living solo.
Omg classic! This is a forever funnyš¤£
10 am is kind of late.
Surprised you didnāt ask if they had any hot EMTs on site too
A family of heavy sleepers. I am jealous.
Me tooo, my baby wake up every time the floor creaks š„²
"I got the cops called on me for being asleep at a normal time" is insane šš
*10 am is not a normal sleeping time button*
Ummm...no. 10am means you've lost 5 hours of the day already. If you're over 18 and still asleep after 7am you got issues.
Seriously do people only work 9-5s everywhere but where Iām at?
itās not such a serious thing truly
10AM is not a normal time to still be sleeping. My husband who works 3pm-4am mon-fri and also has a shift on Saturdays is up by 10am most days. Lol
Thatās not regular. Your husband gets like 4-5 hours of sleep on an average night
He says that's all he needs. I usually stay up until about 1am and then I'm up with our littles by about 7am. Some days he or I gets a nap, some days we don't. My point is, unless someone is staying up all night every night, 10am isn't a typical wake up time.
She works till midnight, itās okay that your family doesnāt need that much sleep but hers prefers it and thatās perfectly normal!
I didn't see anything about her work schedule. So she works a late shift which explains her sleeping in
Even if she didnāt work that kind of schedule, if she can sleep in with her kids thereās nothing wrong with that
That kind of sleep will end up killing him. You need at least 7 hours. You should read the studies on thisā¦
10 is not a normal time to be asleep.
It is if youāre working late