Is it ok for baby to have two naps on nursery day and one nap on non nursery days ?
My 13m old just started nursery last week. We were also transitioning him to 1 nap at the same time but we noticed that when he has a nap at nursery he tends to need another late nap to get him to bedtime as nursery naps can be short. Is it ok for him to have one nap on some days and two on nursery days. Worried it might mess us his routine too much
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Yeah, our LO has been doing this for a while with no issues

Yeah but i would say, as he sounds like my girl, if he’s not having a great nap at nursery then pushing him to 2 there probably won’t work as he’d fight one of them, especially if the other babies are awake.
I’d say just try to ride it out for a week, our first week she slept for 30 mins max, second week she had a couple of 30 mins, a 20 min, a 45 min and an hour and this week so far she’s had 2 45 mins and an hour seems to be getting better as she’s getting into the rhythm of things x

Yep although my boy was the other way round with 1 nap at nursery and 2 naps at home, after 3 months he has now settled to one nap at both

My LO varies from day today. If he wakes up at 6am he usually has 2. But if he sleeps in to 7:30 (sometimes 8) then it’s 1. I don’t need him to be on a strict routine as he’s not in nursery, so I kind of just go with the flow, haha. Hard to make plans sometimes, but he’s happier that way. If I try and force or cap naps too much, then he’s just miserable 😂
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