Contact Naps: Why They Happen, When to Worry, and How to Transition
Contact naps are normal in early infancy. Here is why babies prefer them, when they become a problem, and how to transition to crib naps if you choose to.
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Contact naps are normal in early infancy. Here is why babies prefer them, when they become a problem, and how to transition to crib naps if you choose to.
The transition from two naps to one typically happens between 15 and 24 months. Here is how to manage the awkward in-between phase and avoid the overtiredness trap.
The transition from three naps to two typically happens between 6 and 9 months. Here is how to tell when your baby is ready and how to manage the shift.