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  1. 01-15-2014 03:13 PM #2
    mickyc
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    Be firm! If they are noisy the TV is off and then they nap. Simple as that.

    My daughter is almost 4. She hasn't been napping for almost a year. She stays upstairs and watches TV the whole time at nap. If she runs around and makes noise the TV is off and she must lay in her bed. Needless to say she learned very quickly mom meant business.
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