Naps

Has anyone’s little one dropped their nap yet? Mine is more frequently refusing to nap or takes over an hour to actually fall asleep for her nap. 2 seems too young to drop naps all together, but I’m wondering if she’s ready

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I think it depends on the kid, mine dropped it at one. She’ll nap if she wakes up really early or is tired, but it’s not a regular thing.

Not quite yet. But there are a number of a days he'll skip but most days he's still taking a nap form 12-2 or 3. We do bedtime around 7:30 /8 and he wakes up between 5:30 and 6. On days he skips naps he tends to fall asleep earlier and sleep in longer

Okay literally just came here to see what everyone’s nap situations were because I just got my little one out of her crib after her playing in there for an hour and not napping.

My 2 year old has been the same way! But he has started sleeping 11-12 hours. Night which is not normal for him. He’s always been a 8-9 hour sleeper since he started sleeping through the night.

I’ve read that if the drop the nap for 3 weeks straight then they are ready. But yes I agree 2 is too early normally it’s around 3.

We're a few months ahead (Nov 2023) but because I happened across this in my feed - we went through this around age 2. Don't fall for it, it's a trap. There's a bit of a regression and nap strike but they definitely still need the nap at that age.

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I was so scared that I picked him up to make sure he was okay and he was just sound asleep…

What are we supposed to do if they roll over in their sleep?! He’s almost 6 months old and I’m prettified of him rolling and it being a different outcome if I don’t wake up..

Just need some peace of mind that this is
okay?

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Do any mums who breastfeed and co-sleep — especially once baby doesn’t really need night feeds — ever let their baby cry for a bit in the pram to fall asleep, just so you can have a few minutes to yourself?
A friend suggested this to me, but honestly it breaks my heart. I tried it once and it did work, but I’m not sure I could do it all the time. She’s a childcare teacher and said with sleep training you sometimes let them cry for up to 30 minutes… but I don’t know how people do it.
She also mentioned that a lot of mums here on the Gold Coast, Australia do it during the day when their baby’s tired — letting them fall asleep in the pram so they can have a coffee or catch up with friends without having to rush home for a nap.
I just feel like it might not be good for their nervous system and it doesn’t sit right with me… but then again, I’m also a first-time mum.

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