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    Quote Originally Posted by mickyc View Post
    unfortunately as much as we would like our parents to follow the same schedules as us we really can't expect them to. My new boy has 2 naps at home and only 1 here. He goes to bed at 6:30 and mom can't figure out why he is up at 5. Maybe put him to bed a bit later! I cut out morning nap because he wasn't sleeping very long in the afternoons for me. He slept the full afternoon nap for 2 days now!!
    I must be very lucky because my dcp really value my input. One was skeptical about dropping morning nap, I told her to trust me, try it and see. she did and her daughter sleeps like an angel! I wish all parents were as easy going as mine. Must be so frustrating. I'm sure I'll have my share at some point (fingers crossed).

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    Something tells me the mom doesn't want one big afternoon nap because it prevent the kid from falling asleep at 5pm. I would think that sleeping 2 hrs, likely from 1-3pm makes the kid resist such an early bedtime. Whereas a short 30min nap at 1pm likely has the kid exhausted by 5pm.

    I have it in my contract they must sleep/rest for 2hrs after lunch. None of my families have an issue with it but should they start to I can point to the contract. Some of mine still do 2 naps (12month olds) so I don't enforce the full 2hrs if they did a good morning nap.

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