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My Isis consultant said the key to shifting their circadian rhythm later is BRIGHT LIGHT in the evening, not just keeping them up later. Expose them to any kind of light you can, sunlight as late as possible, etc, and move it back by 15 mins or so per night until the time change. Also don't go get them until 'wake' time if you know they aren't hungry, etc. If it's 6:30am, even if baby is up at 6, leave her until 6:30am.

The time changes are opposite for babies and toddlers. It's been that way for me for 6 years now...I think this one will be the first he will understand, because of the clock in his bedroom. It is easier to get them to bed, but the mornings are rough at first. Just make sure, like @BananaPancakes: said, stick to your usual bedtime, and eventually it'll even out, although it'll take a few days.

@creativemomma15: how many naps does your LO take? Early wakeups was always a sign of transitioning to fewer naps for my LO.

For daylight savings we plan on stretching bedtime ~30 minutes later and sticking to our usual get-out-of-bed time which is 7am. My son is pretty good though and just lays in his crib until we get him regardless of when he wakes up (though it's usually between 6:30-7:30).