Son waking up too early

Any help would be really appreciated. My son wakes up around 6-6:30am every morning. He naps around 11/12 for a few hours. Bedtime is generally around 7/7:30pm. How do I get him to wake up a bit later? It’s really exhausting me with the 6am wake ups

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That’s the same exact routine as us. On the off chance he’s up a hour or two later he will lie in for those extra few the next morning.
Think it’s either lose our evening or wake up early 😂

My son is out of a cot and in a bed now and I do find that he will get up and play for a little while independently so if appropriate maybe try that x

Later bedtime, or wait for him to drop the last nap and hope for the best. There's no way to make them sleep longer than they need! Xx

My daughter goes to bed at 8:30 and wakes between 7/7:30 so the same amount of sleep. It’s actually a pretty good amount of time. I’d say try pushing bed time later

More than 2 hours for a nap at this age also might be too long x

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