Mumsnet Moonwatch

Mumsnet Talk

"The country's most popular meeting point for parents" The Times
  Topics | Active | Search  

Mumsnet latest

discountpartnersnew MEMBER DISCOUNTS Get a 10% discount from Boden (inc free delivery and returns). To see all member discounts, click here. Not a member yet? Join Mumsnet for free here. discountpartnersnew

Useful tools

Ovulation calculator icon detailOvulation calculator
 Due date calculator icon detailDue date calculator
 Meal planner icon detailFamily meal planner
Baby name finder icon detailBaby name finder

Sleep: useful Mumsnet links

Recipe of the week

penguinmum's creamy fish pie: smoky, seasonal fish in a creamy white sauce with grated, rather than mashed, tatties on top - a meal of the highest comfort-food order.

MN Local

Please login or join Mumsnet first.

Follow mumsnet on...

TwitterFacebookYoutube


Mumsnet Talk

Talk: Topics | Customise | Unanswered messages | Getting started | Acronyms | Useful stuff
Threads: Active | I'm on | I'm watching | I started | Last 15 minutes | Last hour | Last Day

Start new thread within this topic | Watch this thread | Flip this thread |
Add a message

Is it possible for my 1yo to sleep TOO MUCH?

(3 Posts)
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 30-Jun-09 14:36:54
Believe me,I am grateful! Dd was a truly awful sleeper, naps included so I m trying to make the most of it. It just feels strange as its so different so what I'm used to and was looking for some reassurance that It Was Ok.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 30-Jun-09 14:31:45
my 18 month ds sleeps 12-13 hours at night and has an hour and a half at dinner, so i wouldnt worry, just be grateful wink
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 30-Jun-09 14:24:31
DS is 16 months and has always been a good sleeper (that's karma for the (non) sleep habits of his sister).

He now sleeps 12-13 hours a night and has 2-3 naps a day, mostly totalling about 3 hours (sometimes more, rarely less. He gets up between 7 and 8 and is generally asleep again by 9... plays havoc with our social life!

I know I'm probably stressing over nothing but it seems like such a lot of sleep. It isn't related to the current temperatures but he really does need to have this sleep hmm

FWIW, he is developing perfectly in every other way.
Add your message here
Message
Nickname:
Password:
To post a message you need a valid mumsnet nickname and password. If you have forgotten your nickname, click here for a reminder. If you are not yet a member of mumsnet, you can join here.

Emphasis: To bold a word, surround it with asterisks, so *hello* will display hello. For underline use _ , so _hello_ gives hello. For italics use ^, so ^hello^ gives hello. To strike out a word, surround it with two hyphens either side, so --dog-- gives dog

Links and smileys: To insert a smiley face, , type [smile] or :)
For a big grin, , type [grin] or :o
For a wink, , type [wink]
For a shocked face, , type [shock]
For an angry face, , type [angry]
For an embarrassed face, , type [blush]
For a sad face, , type [sad] or :(
For an envious face, , type [envy]
For a sceptical face, , type [hmm]
For a no comment face, , type [biscuit]

Links The simplest way to insert a link is to enter the link itself, surrounded by [[ and ]]. So if you type [[www.mumsnet.com]], the link will display as http://www.mumsnet.com. If you want your link to display text other than the web address itself, leave a space after the address then add the text before the ]]. So "Look at [[www.mumsnet.com this page]]", would display "Look at this page".
Shortcuts
Popular forums

Product reviews

Tools


Advice

Family recipes

Membership


About us


Other stuff