Nov 30th, 2012, 04:47 AM
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| Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member  Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: South Wales, UK Posts: 1,460 | How long does your 6 month old stay wake for between naps?
My baby has started going 3-4 hours now, its crazy! But her naps are so much easier & longer  |
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Nov 30th, 2012, 04:50 AM
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Sounds like you've found her sweet spot then! My LO goes about 2 hours in the morning, but her awake time is longer after that - usually 3 hours in the afternoon and sometimes even 4 hours before bed! I do find that naps have gotten easier/longer as she's able to be awake for more time. I think she's trying to transition from three to two naps right now and I'm not quite sure if I should "let" her. How many naps does your LO take? I see ours are about the same age |
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Nov 30th, 2012, 05:01 AM
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Hey I remember you commented on a thread of mine before when I was stressed out about naps hehe. Its all settled down now finally! Well it was 3, but the last 2 days its been 2! Shes woken up at 730am, nap about 10-11, then another nap half 2ish- 4/430 then bed at 730! Its crazy, last night she went to sleep within 1 min of being put down and slept 12 hours straight! How about your little one? Maybe try giving the 2 naps a go, worked really well for me. First night shes ever slept 12 hours!! (brought her bedtime forward) x
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I think Charlotte is definitely trying to drop that 3rd nap. She's been sleeping better than ever these past few days and I'm hopeful! Not quite 12 hours yet, but I hope to follow in your footsteps soon | |
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Lilly usually goes 2-3 hours but occasionally four, like today. Lol, but I agree, much easier to put her down for naps/bedtime when she's been up longer. Oh, and she has two naps a day.  |
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