Ask Muneeza Live Replay – What traps our teenagers face.



LIVE today talking about what traps our children face from their teens – sleep deprivation, caffeine, alcohol, college and sex!

6 Comments

  1. I try to get my 11 year old to bed earlier. But he refuses. I feel helpless. He is dealing with neurodiversity and it is so hard to teach him about health. He doesn't want to hear it. He doesn't want to watch a movie on the topics. He also refuses to take his supplements at night at times and now it is almost 11pm,we got into a huge fight and of course that doesn't help him sleeping either. 😢 what to do with a very strong-willed child that just doesn't go to bed if he doesn't feel he's tired. I can see it though very clearly.

  2. I recommend looking up a children’s book called “Stella Noctella: The night time princess”. It shows the trauma caused to some children when parents enforce strict early bedtimes. I think it would be educational for some parents to read as well, since there’s a terrible misunderstanding by some parents.
    “Good” sleep can occur at any time of the day/night. Kids (or adults for that matter) could get a better sleep if they are allowed to go to bed when tired and wake up when they’re finished sleeping. There’s no point forcing a kid to bed at 8-9pm if they’re going to lie there staring at the ceiling for hours until their body’s natural sleep time, and then be woken up early before they’ve had enough sleep. This is a sure way to become sleep deprived.

  3. Im guess your not a fan of self directed learning and parenting style of Unschooling. We even Worldschooled for 2 years traveling to 8 counties, I loved it so much. If I were being honest, I’m not so sure she loved it as much as me with moving around so much. You’re spot on about everything so I’m taking all this to heart and rethinking some things.

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