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almost 8 months and no way is she ready for 2 naps yet. I wish!

Naps 1 and 2 were/are about 1-1.5 hours, but his third nap was never more than 30 minutes. We continued until about 10 months because he still seemed to need it to get through dinner and his evening routine.

Around 8/9 months, my boys naturally dropped their third nap.

@wonderstruck: we did around that age; he just stopped taking his third nap no matter when of what I tried. He was happy with two! We did a 2 3 4 schedule thy eventually evolved into 3 3 4. It was awesome for a while until he now went to one nap early

I think around 7.5/8 months? We started doing a 2-3-4 schedule and it eventually became naps at 9 and at 2 (roughly a 3-4-3 schedule).

He transitioned himself around 6 months

DS transitioned himself around 7 months.

9 months

7 months. he started fighting his 3rd nap like crazy, so one day I just decided not to give him one anymore. we eventually got ourselves onto the 2, 3, 4 schedule

Around 8-8.5 months. It's so nice when they're on a two nap schedule but it's a weird transition period for a week or two.

Between 8-9 months. We were stuck in the 2-3 nap purgatory for a long time, probably since around 6 months. Her wake time has finally lengthened to the point where even if her naps suck, she still only needs two. It's awesome!

At six months we went to a 234 schedule. The third nap had always been a fight and it just wasn't worth it anymore. Doing just two naps works for us largely because DD is a good napper, so both her morning and afternoon nap are typically 1.5 to 2 hours long. If she were a short napper we'd still need a third nap.

We're kind of there (7 months) solely because the third nap is always at a bad time. First nap is around 9, second nap is between 1 and 2-ish and then we pick her up around 5pm lately, so then she's too excited to see us and since bedtime is at 730, a nap doesn't happen. Her two naps are starting to get longer, though, so it's going ok. When it happens, the third nap is about 20 min long.