What bedtime for...?

Question

A 15 year old?

A 13 year old?

An 11 year old?

Please answer.

Answer 1

11 10 9:30

School night? 10 (13 and 15) and 9 (11)

Answer 2

Summer:

15- 1:00

13- 11:30

11: 10:00

School:

15- 10:00

13- 9:30

11: 9:00

Answer 3

11- 9:00

13-  9:30

15- 10:00

Answer 4

I'm 11 my bed time at my dad's house is 9:30 at the most on a school night,summer no time.when I lived with my mom when I was 10 my bed time was 9:00,same at my mom's about summer no time.Now at my mom's I have a 13 year old brother and I'm 11 like I said and we will be going to bed around 9:30-10:00 when our school starts.My cousin is 15 and she goes to bed when she wants its her fault if she is tired in the morning then she knows to go to bed earlier the next night so she is not tired all day

Answer 5

In our house the 2yo would have been about 8 or 8:30

The 11 yo 9 or 9:30

Everybody else except for the one at college (and Dad still would have nagged like crazy about getting some sleep) would have been 10:30

Answer 6

start at 8 for the youngest and add another hour for the others

13 - 9

15 10

Answer 7

im 11 and i go 2 bed whenever i feel like it

let ur kids go 2 bed whenever they want they'll face the consequences

Answer 8

School Nights

15-- 9:00pm-10:00pm

13-- 9:00pm-10:00pm

11-- 8:30pm-9:00pm

Summer

15-- whenever

13-- no later than 1:00am

11-- no later than 12:00pm

Answer 9

11- 9pm

13-10pm

15-11pm

Just what my bedtimes always were.

Answer 10

15yrs - 10:30

13yrs - 9:30

11yrs - 8:30

Just a suggestion

Answer 11

depends what time you have to wake up.....just not too late cause  i hate waking up in the morning and not getting enough sleep while having to still go to school all tired

Answer 12

School nights:

15: Probably 11

13: 10

11: 9:30

Weekends/summer:

15: Can decide

13: Can decide, but shouldn't be up too late in the AM.

11: 11-ish

~~Ali. :)

Answer 13

AS LATE AS THEY WANT B IT CH ES

Answer 14

School nights

11 yrs 9PM

13 yrs 9PM

15 yrs10PM

Friday and Saturday

add one hour

Answer 15

You shouldn't give a kid a bedtime. If they're not tired they won't go to sleep no matter what. Not because they're being defiant, but because it's physically impossible.

Answer 16

11 year old= 9:00

13 year old= 10:00

15 year old= in bed by 12

Answer 17

11= 9:00, if they want they can read for a half hour to wind down.

13= 9:30/10:00 depending on homework schedule, etc

15= 10:00/10:30

Answer 18

I don't understand this at all.  They say that teenager need more sleep, not less.  You let a 13 year old stay up until 11:00.  That's insane.  Growing up, bedtime in the folks home was never past 10:00, which is when they went to bed.  The idea of letting kids stay up to all hours is one of the reasons their grades and attitudes suffer.  Teach them responsibility.  They have to get up in the morning willingly to go to school.  If they're exhausted and you drag them out of bed, what is it you're teaching them exactly.  That's enabling poor behavior through poor parental choices.  

0-3 7:30-8:00

3-9 or 10 8:30

10-13 9:30

13 + 10:00

All these times hinge on good behavior.  Bad behavior means earlier bedtime.

Answer 19

ok look

15: 11:00 but can stay up till 12:00 talking to friends or 12:30 if you want to

13: 11:00 but can stay up till 11:30 talkint 2 friends and stuff

11: 11:00 11 thats it though

it might sound crazy that they all are in bed at 11:00 but its ok because non of them will through a fit and get all braty on you for haveing to go to bed earlyer...

Answer 20

my 8 year old goes to bed at 9-930 our 15 year old goes to bed at 10-11 and my 8 year old gets up and ready better than the 15 year old.

Answer 21

During school. my 10 year old will be ready for bed at 9:00PM to get up at 7AM.   My 14 year old is harder to keep track of because I fall asleep before her but hopefully she will make a responsible choice.  

Answer 22

I never had a bed time so I'm just going to guess. I'm pregnant now and I will be setting bed times for my child growing up...

Lets see..

15 - 11pm on weeknights and 12am on weekends

13 - 10 pm on weeknights and 10:30 pm on weekends

11 - 9:30 pm on weeknights and 10pm on weekends.

I wonder if I'm too strict or not enough? I guess I would try this out until grades start to fail.. if that happens then I would schedule it earlier.

Answer 23

Growing up we received more rewards with more responsibilty as we respected and obeyed our parents. For example, when we went to high school at 12 we were responsible for getting ourselves out of bed, fed and off to school in the morning, as long as we got up we were allowed to stay up to 11 on a week night, but the first time one of our parents had to wake us up, we had to be in bed at 9. On a weekend we were still supposed to be in bed by 12 even at 18 years old. My father always gets up for work by 3AM and so we could not make any noise at night. TV's were not allowed in our rooms and so if we watched TV it had to be quiet and off by 12 no matter what. If we wanted to read in our rooms that was fine, as long as we were quiet and still on the weekends we had to be up by a certain time. We all worked on the farm and had responsibilities that we had to take care of. I feel any curfew is earned by respect, responsiblity and obedience.

Answer 24

I have four kids. My 14 yr old bedtime on school nights 10pm. The 10 year old bedtime on school nights is 9 pm and my 7 and 5 year old bedtime is 8:30pm. However on summer vacation they stay up until 10-11pm as long as they are being good and behaving.