good material thanks <a href=" http://www.cafsowrag4development.org/ut-physics-homework-service/#absolutely ">essay report writing</a> What I find interesting are the parents who put their children to bed at 19:30. Young children do have early chronotypes (i.e. midsleep conducive to efficient learning), but given that recent research suggests adults need 6.5-7.5h of sleep (anything less - or more! - is harmful), I don't believe children aged 7 need that much more. Do said parents expect to wake children up at around 3-4 am, then?
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Note from the poll creator: good material thanks <a href=" http://www.cafsowrag4development.org/ut-physics-homework-service/#absolutely ">essay report writing</a> What I find interesting are the parents who put their children to bed at 19:30. Young children do have early chronotypes (i.e. midsleep conducive to efficient learning), but given that recent research suggests adults need 6.5-7.5h of sleep (anything less - or more! - is harmful), I don't believe children aged 7 need that much more. Do said parents expect to wake children up at around 3-4 am, then?