Harrison Fugman

Daylight savings happened.

We started putting her to bed about 45 minutes to 50 minutes later.

So she goes to bed at 745, 750.

She is waking up 45 minutes later.

And having that time in the morning is glorious.

And somebody commented and said, parenting is just a bunch of, what did the comment say?

It's, it's the, it's the, it's the parenting is a bunch of, Oh, the number one comment is parenting is just a bunch of readjusting what you do and seeing what works.

And this is an example of that.

Like when she was younger, no, you couldn't put her to bed later and she would wake up later, but now we can and she does wake up later and we're up anyways until nine or 10.

So having her up with us at night is nice.

And then having her sleep in is lovely.

So we've really found our sweet spot of sleeping.

Okay.

Correct.

So next daylight savings is going to kick our butt.

When does it officially stop?

What do you mean?

Well, the government ruled out that daylight savings was going to keep happening.

But we've been talking about this for three years, I feel like.

That it's going to end.