A MUM is being trolled for her daughter’s late bedtime after she revealed she doesn’t put the toddler down until after midnight.
Victoria shared the news in a TikTok video, which got more than 2.9 million views.
Victoria, known online as @toriyav, regularly shares parenting content with her 275,000 followers.
In a new series, the mum shares why she keeps her daughter up until 12 am.
During the 28-second video, she shows everything she gets done at that time of the day.
“What I do when I put the kid to bed at 12:00 am.
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“12:20 am: go to the deli to get sandwiches.
“12:50 am: clean up.
“1:30 am: make my daughter’s school lunch.
“1:50 am: take nightly vitamins.
“2:00 am: workout.
“4:00 am: go to sleep.”
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In another video, the content creator explained her point of view further, writing: “I never understood why parents would put their babies to bed at 7 pm.
“That just means when they have their full 12 hours of sleep, they would wake up at 7 am.
“And us being stay-at-home parents, this isn’t very necessary.
“As long as the baby has their needed amount of sleep the time you put them to bed doesn’t matter.
“Time is a man-made thing, so she sleeps from 12 am to 1 pm and that is what works for our family.”
In the comments, Victoria’s fans were divided on the routine, with one writing: “That is such irresponsible parenting. you are selfish and clearly not ready to be a mum.”
Another said: “You are setting her circadian rhythms now for the rest of her life, it’s not about what is convenient for you.”
Someone else commented: “So basically you have decided to give the baby a sleep cycle of an unhealthy teen so you don’t have to parent for the first six hours of the day.”
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Although some users defended the mum, with one writing: “This is refreshing to see a late-night routine as opposed to those early-morning Tiktoks.”
Another said: “Parents put their kids to sleep at 7 pm and then get pissy when they wake up at 4 am as if it’s not 9 hours of sleep. Good for you.”
