Napper app

Is anyone of you using the paid version of the napper app? Is it helpful with the naps schedule? My LO does not really shows sleeping cues anymore and I worry part of him having hard time during naps with falling asleep and connecting his sleep-cycle might be related to put him to bed too late. I’m doing the trial of the app now but it’s really expensive so I wanted to know other mums experiences.

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Me and my partner use the huckleberry app to track everything have done since he was born and we pay for it as gives you live updates and share the account has been a game changer for us and sleep times for napping a night time are very accurate

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