How Much Sleep Do Kids Need by Age?
How much sleep do kids need by age? Toddlers 11–14 hours, grade-schoolers 9–12, teens 8–10. The ranges, how to back-calc bedtime, and the hour that vanishes.
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How much sleep do kids need by age? Toddlers 11–14 hours, grade-schoolers 9–12, teens 8–10. The ranges, how to back-calc bedtime, and the hour that vanishes.
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