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Re:Nootropics by jon-wood on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @04:28AM (#12546376)
Have a baby. Your sleeping less is my average night's sleep, split into two or three chunks. Amazing how easy it is to get to sleep when you've spent the last two and a half years in a low level state of exhaustion ;)
Re:Nootropics by mettamage on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @06:56AM (#12547006)
I've always marveled at how parents do it. Really, you are the true hero's in the world ;)
Re:Nootropics by baq on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @09:42AM (#12548049)
There's not much choice so you just don't sleep. Takes a bit of getting used to. After a while you jump into bed at 10pm when before you had children you'd go to sleep at 2am and become a 'normal person', sort of.
Re:Nootropics by ashark on Friday September 23, 2016 @11:06AM (#12565151)
Split the night with the other parent (if not a single parent). Gets you ~5-6hrs/night even during the worst of it.

Trade sleep-in days on the weekend.

A combination of luck (definitely) and technique (maybe) can have 'em sleeping through the night in 2-3 months, so it's not necessarily a long-term problem.

Re:Nootropics by jon-wood on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @11:19AM (#12548968)
I'll second baq here - I used to be someone who went to bed sometime between midnight and 1am, then rolled out of bed about 9am, and started work about 10. Now if I feel really daring I might go to bed at 11, knowing at the very latest I'll be getting up at 7am, more typically I'm in bed shortly after 10.
Re:Nootropics by markdog12 on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @08:22AM (#12547494)
I haven't had a good night sleep in over 4 years