It has no impact in our lives. I have been living in this country for the past 12 years and still don't know what is the super bowl exactly.... My husband was born and raised here but doesn't care about football either, so I guess our kids are going into the same path.

Anonymous wrote:10pm first grader

It ends at around that time

My kids don't watch. But, if they wanted to, they could.

They watch the whole game and go to school 1 hour late.

I've always let mine stay up until the end. Youngest is now 8 now. We usually go to a party and stay until the game is over.

Last year I think we watched until half-time (second grader then). This year, he doesn't care about the teams and is clueless about who or what Coldplay is. (This is the best they could do for the 50th Superbowl?) So probably a regular bedtime.

Anonymous wrote:

When is the Superbowl?

After the Puppy Bowl.

When is the Superbowl?

Anonymous wrote:It's completely irrelevant to our lives. Same as every night.

+1000

What goes on at a football game 3,000 miles away in no way impacts us or our schedule

Half time, whenever that will be. He's 9.

It's completely irrelevant to our lives. Same as every night.

10pm first grader

10pm

2nd grader. As late as he wants. He tells us when he's too tired these days. I suspect it will be before 9. He's growing and has been falling asleep by 8.

How late will you let your child stay up on Superbowl night and how old are they?

Me: 1st grader- until 1/2 time.