Naps in bedroom cot
When did you start to put them in their cot in their own bedroom for daytime naps?
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6 months. They started off very short like 10 minutes and I had to save the nap by reverting to a contract nap. But she got longer and longer and would eventually do an hour and a half. X
3 months, I did a mixture of naps in the cots and naps in their nests in the living room!
Now they’re 8 months and do 2 and a half hour naps in their cots!
I also moved them into their own room at 4 months!
6 months. did a mixture of contact and pram naps as well
About 6 or 7 months I think?
5 months (ish)
5m when we sleep trained & moved her into her own room.
Life changing haha
Not until 6 months, because safe sleep guidelines say you have to be in the same room as them for all sleep including daytime naps and I didn't fancy sitting in his room for ages!
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Naps in bedroom cot
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