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CatherineM
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CatNaps caused by not enough awake time?
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April 27, 2006, 06:24:19 am »
Hello;
In the past couple of days my 11 week old bub and serial catnapper of 45 mins for day sleps has started to self settle (yeah!). I used to have to shush-pat her to sleep. People told me that self settling was the key to longer naps. Have not seen results of that yet..however I also wonder if I put her down when she shows tired signs i.e. after 1 hour if she is tired enough to nap but not sleep properly.
Should I be watching the clock at this age and try to keep her up longer or follow the tired signs?
Thanks! I live in hope of longer sleeps!
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At 11 weeks, IMO short naps are more often caused by overtiredness. After 4 months is generally when that turns around and you need to start extending A times. Do you want to post your routine and we can have a look?
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