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[header] How to help toddlers adjust to daylight saving time [title] Establish a routine. [step] If you don't already have a nighttime routine established for your toddler, take the time to set one up. Having a routine helps your child prepare for the evening and gives them a sense of security.

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  1. They know what to expect next and can prepare better. Once you have a routine in place it will be easier to help your toddler adjust to daylight savings time.
  2. They will feel more calm and in control during the evening because they will be reassured that they are not in danger. Establishing a routine that is predictable may help distract your toddler from every aspect of daytime bad dreams.
  3. For example, having a designated bedtime that leaves no earlier than 8 am is a great way to reinforce waking up and getting ready each morning. [substeps] You can use your 8 am bedtime as a template for your daily routine.
  4. That doesn't mean that you have to go out of your way to meet their needs at home. Just make sure you get up and move around a bit each day.

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