Why does my 11 months old keep waking at 34 minutes?

It’s 34 minutes exactly every time! Why is this?
She’s down for Nap, wakes up 34mins later but still tired and needing to be resettled.
night time I put her down and after 34mins she’s back up needing to be resettled, it’s been like this for a while, does anyone know why?

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It’s probably the length of her first sleep cycle. Doesn’t sound like she’s able to self settle and link her sleep cycles

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is it something she’ll eventually learn to do or should I be doing something to help her??

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Exactly the same is happening to us!! He used to nap for an hour/hour and a half just fine but for the last couple of weeks it’s just one sleep cycle. I thought he might be under tired or over tired so have played around with wake windows but it’s made no difference 😅 putting it down to separation anxiety/learning how to walk and babbling way more now. Honestly exhausting though!!

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I don’t know! We had to do sleep training (Ferber method) ourselves as I was at breaking point and beyond exhausted. That taught her how to link her sleep cycles and go back to sleep by herself. Some babies grow out of it. It all depends on you and your baby!

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