Daylight Savings Time.

They just need to put it one way, and leave it. DST saves energy? Keep it that way, you'll save all year. Kids going to school or coming home from school in the dark, guess what, it's winter in the northern hemisphere, and the further north you go the longer it's dark. Learn.


Too bad no one told my 2-year old bundle of joy that I was supposed to get an extra hour of sleep that day of time change... She busted in and started her daily routine (starting with kicking me off the bed) when her biological clock told her, which did not match DST change...
The trick with small kids is to gradually change their schedule, starting a few days prior to the time change. I've found that about 15 minutes a day over 4 days works pretty well, unless they're really sensitive to the time, in which case do it over 6 days at 10 mins/day. They won't notice a bit - unless you have a TV routine based on some network.
 
I’m not a huge fan of it either although I do work outside in the mornings at times so I don’t mind earlier daylight either.
 
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