Somehow, every kid naturally has the instincts of a high-priced attorney when it comes to negotiating at bedtime.
According to a new survey, the average parents with young kids spend 34 minutes a night on the bedtime process . . . which adds up to almost nine full days a year.
And the average kid uses three excuses every night to try to drag out bedtime.
Here are the 10 most popular excuses:
I’m not tired . . .
I’m hungry . . .
I need to use the potty . . .
I’m thirsty . . .
I want another story . . .
I’m too hot or cold . . .
I finally want to tell you about my day . . .
I want a kiss from the other parent . . .
I need a specific toy . . .
I want to cuddle.
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