Day time naps - 10 week old

What is everyone doing for daily naps? Put them down in a dark room or sleep in day light so they can tell the difference between night and day? My little one sleeps perfectly at night in a dark room in a love to dream swaddle sleep suit but is a cat napper during the day without his sleep suit and doesn’t usually exceed 45 mins per nap. I don’t want to use the sleep suit during the day as I’ve heard people say it should be associated with bed time only.

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Would be interested in this as I was just wondering the same thing! She won't sleep in her Moses in the day either

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Personally I have him sleep in his next to me crib upstairs in the dark/low light and try to maintain low light even when changing his nappy and reduced noise for night time. Day time he sleeps in his downstairs crib in the light with noise around and I generally don't encourage reduced noise during the day, e.g. guests coming over can still talk at normal volume, I will do the hoovering/load or unload dishwasher/do washing or whatever I can around him whilst daytime napping so that he learns to associate day and night easier in the future (hopefully 😉)

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