My teen's high school starts too early, so I sometimes let her sleep in and arrive late. I worry I'm not doing the right thing.

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The author lets her daughter sleep in and sometimes arrives at school late. BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty ImagesMy teenager doesn't get enough sleep and struggles to wake up on school mornings. Sometimes I let her go to school late, but I'm not sure whether I'm doing the right thing.

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My teen's high school starts too early, so I sometimes let her sleep in and arrive late. I worry I'm not doing the right thing.

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