How many naps does your infant take each day?

BabyBeauty · Sep 10, 2008

My daughter seems to be taking a lot of naps during the day compared to most other infants. She is 7 1/2 mo old and still takes a nap after each feeding. She feeds 5 times a day. I would estimate she sleeps 5 hours each day. She sleeps fine at night though. We put her down at 8pm and she wakes at 6am.

How often/how many naps does your infant take?

BabyBeauty · Sep 10, 2008

My daughter seems to be taking a lot of naps during the day compared to most other infants. She is 7 1/2 mo old and still takes a nap after each feeding. She feeds 5 times a day. I would estimate she sleeps 5 hours each day. She sleeps fine at night though. We put her down at 8pm and she wakes at 6am.

How often/how many naps does your infant take?

BabyBeauty · Sep 10, 2008

My daughter seems to be taking a lot of naps during the day compared to most other infants. She is 7 1/2 mo old and still takes a nap after each feeding. She feeds 5 times a day. I would estimate she sleeps 5 hours each day. She sleeps fine at night though. We put her down at 8pm and she wakes at 6am.

How often/how many naps does your infant take?

BabyBeauty · Sep 10, 2008

My daughter seems to be taking a lot of naps during the day compared to most other infants. She is 7 1/2 mo old and still takes a nap after each feeding. She feeds 5 times a day. I would estimate she sleeps 5 hours each day. She sleeps fine at night though. We put her down at 8pm and she wakes at 6am.

How often/how many naps does your infant take?

BabyBeauty · Sep 10, 2008

My daughter seems to be taking a lot of naps during the day compared to most other infants. She is 7 1/2 mo old and still takes a nap after each feeding. She feeds 5 times a day. I would estimate she sleeps 5 hours each day. She sleeps fine at night though. We put her down at 8pm and she wakes at 6am.
 
 How often/how many naps does your infant take?

Ratatosk · Sep 10, 2008

DS was a napper. Sometimes he'd sleep the whole afternoon away. Figured he just needed the extra sleep. Also, he stayed up a little later, but we ended up waking him up at 7:30 before taking him to daycare.

I can't remember when he stopped napping in the morning, but he almost always slept in.

Ratatosk · Sep 10, 2008

DS was a napper. Sometimes he'd sleep the whole afternoon away. Figured he just needed the extra sleep. Also, he stayed up a little later, but we ended up waking him up at 7:30 before taking him to daycare.

I can't remember when he stopped napping in the morning, but he almost always slept in.

Ratatosk · Sep 10, 2008

DS was a napper. Sometimes he'd sleep the whole afternoon away. Figured he just needed the extra sleep. Also, he stayed up a little later, but we ended up waking him up at 7:30 before taking him to daycare.

I can't remember when he stopped napping in the morning, but he almost always slept in.

Ratatosk · Sep 10, 2008

DS was a napper. Sometimes he'd sleep the whole afternoon away. Figured he just needed the extra sleep. Also, he stayed up a little later, but we ended up waking him up at 7:30 before taking him to daycare.

I can't remember when he stopped napping in the morning, but he almost always slept in.

Ratatosk · Sep 10, 2008

DS was a napper. Sometimes he'd sleep the whole afternoon away. Figured he just needed the extra sleep. Also, he stayed up a little later, but we ended up waking him up at 7:30 before taking him to daycare.
 
 I can't remember when he stopped napping in the morning, but he almost always slept in.

MicheleGazelle · Sep 10, 2008

My oldest (wcf) hardly slept. He would sleep in two hour shifts throughout the day and the longest block he slept was around 4 hours or so starting at 2am. He ran me ragged and I learned to sleep every time he slept.

My youngest (nocf) slept 20 hours a day until he was about 10 months old -- this was 14 hours a night plus three long naps a day (while getting a bottle sometimes every 2 hours 'round the clock, even in his sleep). He also grew like a weed on steroids. He was in a new size every four to six weeks until he was 10 months old. I used to joke that if I didn't have hand-me-downs from his brother, I would have been robbing banks to keep him clothed. When he quit growing like a weed, he went from sleeping 20 hours a day to sleeping about 14 hours a day in just six weeks. He dropped from three naps a day to just one and slept a bit less at night.

MicheleGazelle · Sep 10, 2008

My oldest (wcf) hardly slept. He would sleep in two hour shifts throughout the day and the longest block he slept was around 4 hours or so starting at 2am. He ran me ragged and I learned to sleep every time he slept.

My youngest (nocf) slept 20 hours a day until he was about 10 months old -- this was 14 hours a night plus three long naps a day (while getting a bottle sometimes every 2 hours 'round the clock, even in his sleep). He also grew like a weed on steroids. He was in a new size every four to six weeks until he was 10 months old. I used to joke that if I didn't have hand-me-downs from his brother, I would have been robbing banks to keep him clothed. When he quit growing like a weed, he went from sleeping 20 hours a day to sleeping about 14 hours a day in just six weeks. He dropped from three naps a day to just one and slept a bit less at night.

MicheleGazelle · Sep 10, 2008

My oldest (wcf) hardly slept. He would sleep in two hour shifts throughout the day and the longest block he slept was around 4 hours or so starting at 2am. He ran me ragged and I learned to sleep every time he slept.

My youngest (nocf) slept 20 hours a day until he was about 10 months old -- this was 14 hours a night plus three long naps a day (while getting a bottle sometimes every 2 hours 'round the clock, even in his sleep). He also grew like a weed on steroids. He was in a new size every four to six weeks until he was 10 months old. I used to joke that if I didn't have hand-me-downs from his brother, I would have been robbing banks to keep him clothed. When he quit growing like a weed, he went from sleeping 20 hours a day to sleeping about 14 hours a day in just six weeks. He dropped from three naps a day to just one and slept a bit less at night.

MicheleGazelle · Sep 10, 2008

My oldest (wcf) hardly slept. He would sleep in two hour shifts throughout the day and the longest block he slept was around 4 hours or so starting at 2am. He ran me ragged and I learned to sleep every time he slept.

My youngest (nocf) slept 20 hours a day until he was about 10 months old -- this was 14 hours a night plus three long naps a day (while getting a bottle sometimes every 2 hours 'round the clock, even in his sleep). He also grew like a weed on steroids. He was in a new size every four to six weeks until he was 10 months old. I used to joke that if I didn't have hand-me-downs from his brother, I would have been robbing banks to keep him clothed. When he quit growing like a weed, he went from sleeping 20 hours a day to sleeping about 14 hours a day in just six weeks. He dropped from three naps a day to just one and slept a bit less at night.

MicheleGazelle · Sep 10, 2008

My oldest (wcf) hardly slept. He would sleep in two hour shifts throughout the day and the longest block he slept was around 4 hours or so starting at 2am. He ran me ragged and I learned to sleep every time he slept.
 
 My youngest (nocf) slept 20 hours a day until he was about 10 months old -- this was 14 hours a night plus three long naps a day (while getting a bottle sometimes every 2 hours 'round the clock, even in his sleep). He also grew like a weed on steroids. He was in a new size every four to six weeks until he was 10 months old. I used to joke that if I didn't have hand-me-downs from his brother, I would have been robbing banks to keep him clothed. When he quit growing like a weed, he went from sleeping 20 hours a day to sleeping about 14 hours a day in just six weeks. He dropped from three naps a day to just one and slept a bit less at night.

JoshuasMom · Sep 10, 2008