According to Dr. Richard Ferber in his book "Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems," an 11-year-old requires approximately 9.5-10.5 hours of nighttime sleep.
I have read many times in book and in people's opinions and all have come up to 10 to 10 1/2 hours of sleep each night . Try not to get too much sleep , you might have a great morning but you will be tired by 4 , 5 at the most .
If the girl is starting to grow, about 9 or 10 hours a day. Much less than this, and your health and school work deteriorate.
The most useful time range for teenage sleep is from around 11:00pm to midnight to 10:00 am the next day. So naturally, in their brilliance, the school systems start classes at 7am to 8am, the time of day when teens can be the least alert.
you need about 9 hours of sleep and not just nine year olds all people
a eleven to twelve year old neads 5-7 hours
written by doctor Johnson
You should sleep six hours in the morning.
A preteen should get around 9 hours of sleep.
They need at least 4 hours sleep plus. If they are still growing then it is advised to get 8 hours, but because of girls hormones when growing up this may agrivate there sleeping patterns. It is best to see when they are tired and need sleep.
They should have 8 or more hours of sleep in a day.
if you mean how many hours you should sleep in a year it would be 3,650 hours of sleep for a regular year not a leap year
At least 8 hours of sleep.
a cat shauld sleep 10-15 hours.
At least 8 hours of sleep.
9 or more hours
8 hours
Up to 10 hours
Well, it depends on your age. Adults should get 6-8 hours of sleep, while children should get at least 7-9 hours.