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quick survey, what times does your baby have naps?

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FrameyMcFrame · 20/08/2009 22:35

just interested to hear other peoples schedules (or lack of)
something like this?

1st nap 11 am

2nd nap 3pm

3rd nap 5pm

bedtime 10 pm

Age of baby; 4months

thanks

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FrameyMcFrame · 20/08/2009 22:45

this is not really working out for us by the way as have older DD to deal with too. Need to steal other peoples good schedule ideas

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babyOcho · 20/08/2009 23:48

at 4 months it was

wake 7
nap 9 (short)
nap 12 (long, around 2hrs)
bed 6.30-7

DrCosyTiger · 21/08/2009 12:25

Hi Framey,

At 5 months we have fallen into roughly:

Wake 7ish
Nap 8.30/9ish (about an hour)
Nap 12ish (varies, at least an hour, sometimes 2)
Very brief nap about 4/5ish
Bed 7/7.30ish

I do find my DD struggles to stay awake for more than about 2 or max 2.5 hours at a time (gets v grizzly) but not sure how common this is.

DrCosyTiger · 21/08/2009 12:27

PS. At about your stage my DD had late bedtime too and we were a bit despairing of ever getting our evenings back but gradually she seemed to want to go to sleep earlier. I've never really tried to impose a routine on her though - it's just kind of obvious when she's tired as she gets grizzly and easily upset.

Orissiah · 21/08/2009 13:13

By 4 months old, our LO was on:

7-ish wake
9-ish nap 1 hour
12-ish nap 1-2 hours
3.30pm nap 1-1.5 hours
7pm bed
11pm wake to feed then sleep through to 7am

MegBusset · 21/08/2009 13:25

What time does she wake up? Cam you try shifting all the naps forward an hour?

FrameyMcFrame · 21/08/2009 15:17

Thanks everyone thats really interesting.
Megbusset, we wake at 6ish usually for a feed then stay in bed til 8.30/9ish.
DrCosy, we also are wondering when we will get evenings back, I think that time on your own in the evening is really important.

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MegBusset · 21/08/2009 21:34

Should have said, my DS2 is a little younger (16 weeks) but still having 4 naps of about an hour each, with about 1.5 hours awake in between.

Eg today it was:

Wake 7.30
Nap 9-10
Nap 11.30-12.30
Nap 2-3
Nap 4.30-5.30
Bed 8

I imagine that in a few weeks the two lunchtime naps will consolidate into one... but DS1 didn't reliably have a long lunchtime nap every day until he was one!

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