How to know it's time to drop your child's afternoon naps


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Choosing the right timing and length for a young child's afternoon naps can be an exact science: They shouldn't be too late, or too early, or too long or too short. Photo: Pixabay

Sleeping might be the top priority for babies, but as the months go by, the need for daytime snoozes slowly declines. Parents may be reluctant to let go of that sacred mid-day break, but should also be aware of the signs that it's time.

Choosing the right timing and length for a young child's afternoon naps can be an exact science: They shouldn't be too late, or too early, or too long or too short.

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