How to handle time change to standard savings time

[KozulS]

I didn't see in the books how to transition your child from daylight savings time to standard savings time when there is an extra hour at night to contend with - is it done gradually and you have a few rough days or do you just try to make it happen all at once.  I have twins and making any changes is just hard.  They are 4 months old and we're still doing 3 hr EASY  because they start crying at 3 hrs and I just can't stand to let them both cry to try to lengthen to 4 hrs and I'm afraid of what will happen next month with the time change.

[GraysonsMommy]

That picture of your twins is just precious!!  They have the same birth date at my grandmother...great personality!!  Anyway, I am just writing to say that this is something I too am concerned with.  We just got our 16 week old son on a decent schedule.  We are still working through some bumps and I'm afraid of confusing things with the time change.  I am curious to see the responses too!  Thanks for this post!

Jessica

[Aarismom]

It's really up to you how you do it. Biologically speaking, you want to put them down at the same time for bed, and get them up at the same time in the am. They might make the change naturally, or they might need some help. I think a lot of moms are getting their lo's ready by putting them down 15 mins later for a few days, then doing it again, etc.

*HUGS*
Sonya =P