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What’s the latest you let your LO sleep in, if they ever do that is 😂

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lol no 6-6:30 is a good day

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8:30 max or it messes up bedtime. Rare but occasionally she just sleeps! Never when we actually want her to mind 😂

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Never happens 🤣

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9am or longer if she's poorly but it messes up bedtime 🤣

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On the weekend, probably not later than 9. But not likely to ever happen, unless he is not feeling well

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8 I’d say but we make sure she gets plenty of movement to make up for that so bedtime goes as smoothly as can be ahah

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🤣🤣 if it were to ever happen, probably 9. But his usually wake up is 6-6.30, sometimes 7.

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I don’t cap it. He only sleeps in if he’s been awake all night, which means I’ve also been awake all night so I’m asleep until he wakes up

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Mine would and has slept in until midday. He’s an odd soul. I don’t let him go past 8 in the week or 9 at the weekend

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My son slept til 10am today. I’m here for it 😂

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Mine slept til 8.45 today, she's already down for a nap.
She was awake for a while in the night as her top 2 molars have just pierced through and she's very snotty so we just let her do what she likes.
The morning the clocks went forward it was 9.30 when she woke up

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My girl would sleep till 11/12 if I let her but I usually wake her 9/10 and she goes to bed between 9 and 10 at night- our general rule is she has 12 hours in bed so whenever she goes to bed she will wake up 12 hours later x

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I don’t ever cap it. Sometimes he sleeps in till 9 ish but usually it’s about 8

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exactly same as us!

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Hah wow.. if we make it to 5:30 we call it a win 🙃 it's usually 5. It used to be 4 consistently for about a year 🙃

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