Mom Confessions
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No, it is horrible for their sleep cycles. We also don't allow tv's in the bedrooms.
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My son watches it at night. People say its wrong but whatever. I watched it growing up and I'm fine. My son can also go without it -
No. My children are allowed to read books when they are falling asleep, but they do not and will not have televisions in their rooms.
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How old is he?
Quoting mymanben:
My son watches it at night. People say its wrong but whatever. I watched it growing up and I'm fine. My son can also go without it -
nope, never have and never will
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I don't see anything wrong with setting a timer and letting them fall asleep to it. Once the timer turns it off, its off for the night. My parents did that and all of us kids turned out fine. My kids don't get tv time during the day.
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She loves books and we thought of that but, how can she read if the lights are out? That won't promote a sleepy environment.
Quoting luvmymonkeys27:
No. My children are allowed to read books when they are falling asleep, but they do not and will not have televisions in their rooms.
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Nope, there is only one tv in the house, and its in the living room
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my ds has a Tag reader, you can use it by pressing a button and it will "read" outloud any of the stories you have saved on it. He listens to a story to go to sleep to every night
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I let my DD3 watch TV to go to sleep because her doctor recommended it. She has horrible night terrors and watching something silly or sweet keeps the bad dreams at bay.
She usually falls asleep watching Strawberry Shortcake or Thomas or The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That.