Getting up early can boost productivity and provide a quiet time for reflection or exercise, setting a positive tone for the day. However, adequate sleep is essential for overall health, and some people are naturally night owls who function better later in the day. Ultimately, the best choice depends on individual preferences and lifestyle needs, as both early rising and sleeping in can be beneficial when aligned with one’s personal rhythms. Balancing sleep and wake times to ensure sufficient rest is key.
Yes, they sleep early in the morning.
keep alarms ask your parents sleep early
Pythons sleep early in the morning in forests on the ground and they blend in to their surroundings
Establishing a consistent bedtime routine, ensuring a comfortable sleep environment, and gradually adjusting wake-up times can help a 1-year-old sleep later in the morning.
If you had enough sleep then it is. Good consistent sleep is what matters.
The longest REM cycle occurs in the early morning hours. This is why it's easier to lucid dream on weekends, longer hours of sleep in the morning.
they love to
Later in the morning. Teens at the age of a high school student need more sleep and are not at their best early in the morning like elementary students. Think about it, who is up first on the weekends? The teenager or the elementary kid? Obviously the elementary student who is up at 5:30-6:00 watching cartoons. Its been proven that a teenagers body needs more sleep, so why have them start early in the morning? The later, the better they will do in their studies.
in the morning so your fresh for the day. Or maybe both
Pretty late usually but sometimes later
She's lazy.
Early, because it's already the next day. Neither. You are "still up."