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When we did cross country from West Coast to East Coast, we kept LO on the same time. It was easy since she was used to going to bed around 11pm PST, which was 8pm EST.

I'm not sure how I'd do this the other way around though!

We did London to St Louis and back when C was 8 and 9 months old, which is a 6 hour difference. Going there was WAY easier than going home. We were there for 6 weeks, so staying on our time zone wasn't possible.

I would say for 6 days and only a 3 hour difference, I would probably keep her on her schedule too.

@zippylef: what did you do to adjust when you got back to the uk? Ive been wondering how to handle the mami to uk time difference on my trip next month.
I dont usually get jet lag.....i sleep when im tired and set my alarm for 9am uk tie. Worried about lo though.

We live on the west coast and just spent four days on the east coast (3 hours later), and stayed as close to our normal schedule/time zone as we could. It worked great at night, but in the morning there was so much light coming into our room that my little guy woke up 2-3 hours earlier than I wanted, and I could only get him back to sleep for another hour or so. Fortunately, since it was a short trip, he didn't get too sleep deprived, and he's right back on his usual schedule now that we're home. (Just in time for daylight savings time, whee!)