u/avocadoqueen123

Naps have gotten too good at 9 months, should I be capping them more?

I cant believe I’m saying this after months of short contact naps, but the last few weeks my almost 9 month old has started really extending naps in her crib. A typical day for us looks like:

Wake: 6:30
2.75 hour wake window
Nap 1: 9:15-11:15
3 hour wake window
Nap 2: 2:15-3:45
4.25 hour wake window
Bedtime: 8:00

At night she wakes up 2-4 times, and it isnt uncommon for one of those wakes to be ~45 minutes.

We average 12.5 total sleep with 9.5 hours at night and 3 hours of day. It feels like that is shifting more towards day now. I cap naps at 2 hours or 4pm, and I’m having to wake her up everyday because a nap will hit 2 hours. Should I be capping naps even more? If she’s only going to sleep 12.5-13 hours a day, and I hope for 10.5 at night, then I have to start doing that right?

I feel so mean waking her up and I know everyone else in my life is going to think I’m crazy for it because you don’t wake a sleeping baby. Is there a gentler way to cap naps? Like trying to sync it up with sleep cycles so it is less jarring for her?

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u/avocadoqueen123 — 17 hours ago
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Hung these prints in my kid’s room, are they AI?

I feel like disappearing arm on the little wolf (?) could just be stylistic choice, but the 2 string balloon and grass floating in the air gets me. Same seller but he picnic print listing says hand drawn, and the other one doesn’t. I think I’ll take them down if they’re AI.

u/avocadoqueen123 — 16 days ago