| Yes, around 10 months she started fighting the morning nap, dropped it at around 11 months. |
| Did it for older kid at 12 months thanks to daycare and will do the same with younger kid when he turns 1 very soon as well |
| Yes, DS at 12 months. Easy transition at daycare, took a week or so. |
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I had also read everywhere that most babies are not ready before 15 months, but in practice I didn't know anyone with a baby who still took 2 naps after 15 months.
We transitioned to 1 nap with my son at 14 months after he had been fighting the second nap for 1 month. Wish we had transitioned at 13 months. With my daughter we'll probably transition around 12-13 months. |
1 Most daycares drop the am nap around 12 mo. My oldest did at 13 mo and my youngest at 11 mo. It is fine. |
| I will say dropping the AM nap was related to dropping the late morning nurse. My son would always fall asleep during that nurse. |
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OP here! Granted it’s only been a couple of days, but he’s doing great. Isn’t fussy at all in the late morning and sleeping like a champ. It’s actually pushed his morning wake up time a bit later even.
I don’t know why I was anxious about this, I think it’s always a little scary to change their sleep schedules. But I appreciate all the feedback, I think you guys just gave me some courage to just go for it! |
| Yes - we used to have a nap 9-10 then 1-3. That lasted until about 12 months. At 12 months we just went 1-3. I miss that nap! |
| Daycare provider here. Giving up morning nap has ranged from 14 months to 20 months, with most of them around 15 months. |
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To me, if they're hitting their milestones, not falling off their growth curve, they're cheerful and relatively compliant, not rubbing their eyes with dark circles, etc, then you just have a lower sleep needs baby
If it makes you feel any better it may be associated with high IQ |
| Oh BTW there is such a thing as too much sleep. I poisoned myself with kiddie cough syrup at 6am. Clearly my parents were putting me to bed too early |