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So if they're between the ages of 3 and 5, it's somewhere between 10 to 13 hours. Around age 6 to 12, you're looking at 9 to 12 hours per night. And then 13 to 18 in that teenage range, you're looking at 8 to 10 hours per night.
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if you're on the younger end of the age spectrum you need more sleep than eight hours I mean maybe even nine or ten if you're an adolescent I mean I certainly remember growing up I didn't want to you know I could easily sleep until noon every day that's a big part of the growing brain process when you're