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Top 10 Signs You Need More Sleep

Any parent who has had a child will definitely be able to relate to this list of signs that you need more sleep.

#10 You sleep through the alarm. I am not the one who has to get up first and turn off the alarm. So there have been a number of times where my husband has gotten up, showered, dressed, and I haven’t heard a thing.

#9 Towards the end of the day you notice that your socks don’t match. This is the reason that all of my socks are white.

#8 Walking up the stairs, you feel at least 60 pounds heavier. Oh yah, that’s because I’m carrying both my girls and I am 60 pounds heavier.

#7 You get the choice of an ice cream sundae or a nap and you choose the nap. Anyone who would pass up ice cream definitely needs more sleep.

#6 You look in the mirror and find you are wearing only one earring. This has happened to me a few times and I laugh every time.

#5 You fall asleep during your favorite television program. That starts at 8:00pm.

#4 Your husband’s lunch is sitting on the cupboard instead of in his lunchbox. Unfortunately this means that your husband will be buying his lunch.

#3 You fall asleep while reading a story to your child. After my mom had my younger sister (we were 18 months apart) she would read to me while nursing. She often fell asleep mid story and I would have to nudge her awake.

#2 You put the cereal in the fridge. I have done this one and opened the fridge later to find the cereal sitting next to the milk.

#1 Your two-year-old can count the number of hours that you have slept. Since the average two-year-old can only count to three this is not a good thing.

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About Teresa McEntire

Teresa McEntire grew up in Utah the oldest of four children. She currently lives in Kuna, Idaho, near Boise. She and her husband Gene have been married for almost ten years. She has three children Tyler, age six, Alysta, four, and Kelsey, two. She is a stay-at-home mom who loves to scrapbook, read, and of course write. Spending time with her family, including extended family, is a priority. She is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and currently works with the young women. Teresa has a degree in Elementary Education from Utah State University and taught 6th grade before her son was born. She also ran an own in-home daycare for three years. She currently writes educational materials as well as blogs for Families.com. Although her formal education consisted of a variety of child development classes she has found that nothing teaches you better than the real thing. She is constantly learning as her children grow and enjoys sharing that knowledge with her readers.