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@jennlin821: With DD I went through a phase of doing a late night shower so I could skip a morning shower. Honestly nothing ever replaces the feeling of showing first thing in the morning but I would put on anti-pespirant before going to bed and that helped. I also had a spray bottle with water that I used on my hair.

Does she sleep with any type of white noise? If you don't want to change your routine and the shower is def what's waking her up, maybe you can try playing white noise when she's sleeping to drown it out?

Having kids is what helped me transition to not washing my hair every day I still like to shower in the morning, but don’t wash or wet my hair more than half the time. If you can get used to it, it mkes life much easier.

If I shower at night, I have to use dry shampoo the next day. Tried tresemme, dove, not my daughters... haven't tried baptiste. I only love TIGI Rockaholic... it's expensive but that's the only way I like my hair the next day. Spray and brush. I use that also when on vacation.

I just use the sink to kind of re-wet my hair in the morning. I have wavy hair that turns into a crazy mess overnight so I just have to restyle in the mornings. I divide my hair into 2-3 sections and splash some water so they’re like 60% wet. If the sink is just as loud as the shower pipes, maybe go into the kitchen? Idk. I went through a whole phase of not flushing at night because the pipes would wake up my kid. She eventually outgrew it though, thank god!

I do wash my face in the morning too because it feels greasy in the morning.

I just try to stay up after I shower to give my hair some time to dry. I don't wash it every day (because it goes crazy). And if I feel gross in the morning, I just hop in for a five minute splash - no time for a real shower.

I've always showered at night because I'm a not a morning person and if I leave my shower to the morning I know I'll just sleep in and end up using dry shampoo.

I have wavy-curly hair so I shower/blowdry my hair at night and then style it when I wake up in the morning. I don't have a problem with not feeling fresh when showering at night but that's probably just because I never shower in the morning. I'd suggest just throwing on some deodorant at night if needed.

@jennlin821: Tell me about your RLS! I am not pregnant but I am fairly certain I have it. My sister too. Sigh!

Anyway, for hair, what would happen if you went to bed with it up/wet? That is what I do and it's dry in the morning and wavy from my bun! Voila. Zero effort haha.

What @Anagram and @Mama Bird said. Also dry shampoo ftw!

I had to switch to nighttime showering out of necessity after child #2 was born. I use Bumble & Bumble All Style and, upon my stylist's advice, really make sure that my hair is **completely and utterly** dry before I turn off the hair dryer (I used to get it "mostly" dry). For me, that's made all the difference. My hair no longer kinks at night, so I just brush, style & go in the morning. Truth be told, though, my style is often a bun, so that takes care of a lot of hair issues... Oh, and I definitely don't wash my hair every night anymore. Now, I loathe hair washing nights and know why women used to say "I can't....I have to wash my hair."

I have fine medium-short hair. If I shower at night and let it air dry (it’s so fine that it’s nearly always dry before I go to bed anyway) I use this heated brush to just straighten and smooth it in the morning. Since I really don’t have that much hair, the cheap mini version works for me, although there is a full size version that I’m sure is better for thicker or longer hair.

But I remember those post partum night sweats. Not the best for feeling refreshed in the morning.

https://m.sephora.com/product/polished-perfection-mini-straightening-brush-P423905?skuId=2148823&lsft=om_mmc:ppc-GG_1533944608_60212794284_298329980316_2148823_291191670138_9001960_m,country_switch:us,lang:en&gclid=CjwKCAjworfdBRA7EiwAKX9HeC3zSsxpcWU-Nef3nZ3raZ-vdNkCIs7KPy3hRz7tlEUMSNDWaPSe0BoCruUQAvD_BwE