Just wondering when your toddler started to just take one nap a day. Dd has been fighting her second afternoon nap and I'm wondering if it's because she's going to drop it soon (I hope not). She's 16 months
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14 months
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15 months!
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I've been wondering that too. We're at almost 17 months old. He sang to himself for an hour in his crib for his morning nap. DH wore him out for a nap from 12-3. I'm thinking we're close to one nap because it's been a struggle to get two naps out of him the past few weekends.
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Consistently one nap at around 15 months.
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Just before 15 months.
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Pretty early at 14 months.
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It was around 12 months for dd.
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Nine months...
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11 months. I was scared but it's so much better!
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When she moved into the young toddler room at daycare at 14.5 months.
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Early, like around 10/11 months. He dropped it first at daycare and then a few weeks later at home too. He was fighting the 2nd nap.
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15 months. I was afraid of her dropping to one nap at first, but it's actually a lot nicer now that she's down to one long nap versus two shorter ones.
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About 20 months. I wanted 2 naps to last as long as it could. His afternoon nap stayed the same length (at least 2 hours) but he goes down much faster.
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11 months? I like it this way!
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Dd was still taking 2 naps at 17 months old and DS#1 was down to 1 nap around 13 months (but he would have taken two naps longer of I let him)
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Around 15 months. I was hoping her 1 nap would be longer but it isn't
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I just pushed her to one nap at 12 months. I also like it way better. I knew that her napping would improve and it has.
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LO is 19 months and just starting to phase into one nap per day. She takes a good 2-3 hr nap but depending how early in the day it is (usually around 11:00, sometimes earlier), she'll take another 45 min to an hour nap in the late afternoon. Right now she's doing one nap per day about 60% of the time and two naps the rest of the time.
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