Newsletter Issue 128
 In Europe? Set Your Clocks Back for Daylight Saving Time (DST)At 01:00 UTC on Sunday, October 29, most European countries will fall back one hour, giving Europeans an extra hour to snooze on Sunday morning. Since Europe spans several time zones, the switch from summer time to standard time occurs at different local times. Babies and DST: Adjusting Your Baby’s SleepUnfortunately, setting the clocks one hour back also shifts your baby’s bedtime by an hour, and getting your toddler to bed at the right time can prove to be difficult. If you’re experiencing a cranky baby and a disturbed evening sleep schedule, we have some tips for you.  As the Clocks Change: Still No Law for Permanent DST in USA & CanadaEven though 21 states want to make Daylight Saving Time (DST) permanent, most of the US and Canada will fall back to standard time as planned on Sunday, November 5, 2023. Clocks will be set back 1 hour from 02:00 (2 am) to 01:00 (1 am) local time. |
2024 Editions
- Issue #141
- Issue #140
- Issue #139
- Issue #138
- Issue #137
- Issue #136
- Issue #135
- Issue #134
- Issue #133
- Issue #132
- Issue #131
- Issue #130
2023 Editions
- Issue #129
- Issue #128
- Issue #127
- Issue #126
- Issue #125
- Issue #124
- Issue #123
- Issue #122
- Issue #121
- Issue #120
2022 Editions
- Issue #119
- Issue #118
- Issue #117
- Issue #116
- Issue #115
- Issue #114
- Issue #113
- Issue #112
- Issue #111
- Issue #110