11 month old, one nap in the day?

Is anyone else’s baby now on one nap? Over the last week he’s had one nap, and isn’t tired at all when I’ve tried for his usual second one just wide awake happy playing etc. He’s also suddenly started to sleep 8-12hrs straight in the night and if he wakes after 8 hrs goes back down after a feed (breastfed) for a few hrs.

Is this normal at this age? I thought it would’ve after he’s one but he seems so much better with just the one nap

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I am going through the same with my baby, I tried for a few days for his second nap but he wouldn’t have it and he was fine but the nap he is having he is needing it to be at least 1.5 hours long otherwise he is so grumpy 🥹🥹

My little girl only has one nap but she wakes up at like 10/11am so naps at about 4/5pm then asleep at 10-12😂😂 whatever works for you and your baby x

My little girl has just gone through a regression which we seem to be coming out the end of but she went down to 1 nap a day for about a month else she would either fight the second nap like crazy or if she did go down for it wouldn't sleep at night but now seems to be back on 2 naps and sleeping at night again🤞🏼

We have been struggling with the second nap fighting & sleeping so much more overnight, but mine still wants her first nap around the same time in the morning so then it’s a looong strech to get to bedtime & things gets hard, she whines so much.

What is your time frames of sleep with the one nap?

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