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She is almost 15 months and its hit or miss, usually miss. She is very comfortable at my parent's house, but still wakes up at least twice a night, and sometimes has trouble going back down. It doesn't help that we are often sharing a room there. It usually takes her awhile to go down for the night, too, unless she is completely exhausted.
I can usually get her to take a good nap if I can get it dark in the room, but if that doesn't work she will pass out in the stroller or carrier, so we go for a walk.

Places she is less comfortable are generally worse. Like, an hour to fall asleep, and then waking up several times and not being able to go back down for awhile. It sucks and is exhausting.

They sleep well like at home, but we do spend the extra money to rent a house so that everyone has their own room to sleep in. If we had to suddenly co-sleep for the first time on vacation, it would probably take a lot longer to get them to sleep.

It depends. When we are at family he usually sleeps well. When we are in a hotel and especially when we have to share a room, he doesn't want to go to bed (and doesn't typically sleep in). We recently rented a house at Disney and I thought it was going to he a disaster but he had his own room and slept great. He's good at napping in the car and on the go when needed. He's 26m

He does really well, thankfully! He sleeps on the plane, in the carseat, and time changes don't seem to phase him much. He's only 13 months, though, he has time to get more fickle about sleep!

note great! much better at home in his own room, with the darkness, his crib and white noise of the fan. If I can replicate most of that, there is potential.

LO sleeps well when travelling but it could be because we've travelled with her at least once a month since she was around 2 months old, idk. She sleeps in a travel cot and whenever we can we get somewhere with a separate room or area for her so she can't hear or see us.

Though last week we had a few days in London hotel where the room was pretty small and we were all in the same room, so what we did was try and section off the area where her cot was with chairs and some sheets so she couldn't see us. She fell asleep with the TV on, so we could still watch it and there would be background noise. We also put her down 45mins-1hr later than usual, so she was pretty zonked, which helped.