How to help your child adjust to daylight saving
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Daylight saving might mean an extra hour of daylight, but it can also affect your child's sleeping patterns. Get some tips on how to make the transition a bit easier.
Gradually move bedtime earlier by 10 to 15 minutes each night for 3 to 4 nights before putting the clock forward.
Keep to their normal bedtime routine.
Darken the room as there will be more light in the evening.
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