concept   bedtime
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, children are encouraged to have a consistent bedtime routine, including reading bedtime stories, for better sleep and development.

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1 bedtime United States Establishing a consistent bedtime routine is important for children's development and well-being. 2
2 bedtime United States Children are often encouraged to have a set bedtime for a consistent sleep schedule. 1
3 bedtime United States Children are encouraged to have a set bedtime for consistent sleep patterns and healthy development. 1
4 bedtime United States Children are expected to have a set bedtime for better sleep and routine. 1
5 bedtime United States Children have a set bedtime, and it's common for adults to go to bed around 10-11pm. 1
6 bedtime routine US Often involves reading a bedtime story 1
7 bedtime routine United States Common practice to have a structured bedtime routine including reading books and brushing teeth 1
8 bedtime routine United States Bedtime routine often involves watching television in the United States, United Kingdom 1
9 bedtime routine United States Common practice to have a bedtime routine involving storytime or lullabies 1
10 bedtime routine United States Common practice to read a bedtime story to children as part of the routine 1
11 putting child to bed United States Children usually have their own bed and bedtime routine, involving stories or lullabies. 1
12 putting child to bed United States Parents often read bedtime stories to their children to help them fall asleep. 1
13 putting child to bed United States Establishing a consistent bedtime routine is important for a child's well-being and development. 1
14 putting child to bed United States Routine bedtime for children, including story time and tucking in, is common practice. 1