Needs Two but Can Get Only One
The bedtime might be too late and/or the wake-up time too early, causing your child to be very tired in the morning. This morning fatigue causes him to take a mega nap in the morning that interferes with his ability to take an afternoon nap.
As a result, he is not well rested in the late afternoon or early evening. Or, scheduled morning activities might conflict with a nap around 9:00 to 10:00
a.m., resulting in a very late morning nap around 10:30 or 11:00 a.m. Even if this is a brief nap, it may recharge your child’s battery and interfere with a long afternoon nap. During the transition between two naps and one nap, roughly twelve to twenty-one months, there may be some days when one nap works well and other days when your child takes two naps. This transition time, however, might be associated with an inability to get in two naps when he clearly needs them. The solution here is a twenty- or thirty-minute earlier bedtime.
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