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The 7 O'Clock Bedtime: Early to bed, early to rise, makes a child healthy, playful, and wise Romantasy her extremely unnecessary version ofAre children hardwired to stay up late, scarfing down cookies and soda and surfing the Internet? No, says Inda Schaenen, who advocates a no nonsense, nurturing approach that will help you get your kids into bed by 7 o'clock and help you make a saner life for yourself. Most kids today are overscheduled, and consequently they're often wound up and active until late in the evening. But when kids are exhausted, bedtime becomes a struggle and everyone