Support for Dropping That Last Nap, Thread #2

[rinajack]

LOL Stacy - your theory does apply to Zara I think....she is back napping most days - and it is HOT here, and she spends almost all morning outside!  Nights are short though, but until the last few days when she has been a bit ill, she has been sleeping through. 

[M and N's Mom]

Well, I didn't want to join this thread yet, lol, but here I am. 

DS has skipped about 3 naps in the past 8-10 days.  How do you ladies get things done on no nap days (or have a rest yourself)?  With DD I gave her piles of books and she'd "read" them for a while.  DS doesn't want to do that.

So far it has been an uphill battle, but most sleep changes/issues with him have.

I do look forward to him being able to handle no nap for special events but I'm sure not wanting to give it up day-to-day yet.  Also, that means going back to a really early bedtime which he had finally outgrown for a while.  Also makes special events in the evenings much harder as I have to really watch or he gets OT easily.

[rinajack]

My DD wouldn't go in her room either, I compromised with DVD - must lay down for it, so quiet time that way.

Stacy, Zara is blowing your theory out of the water - 9-9.5 nights on a 1-1.5 nap now.  And it is hot and sunny and we are outside HEAPS.

[marensmama]

OK, we're out of the naps entirely.... unless we're in the car in the late afternoon.  Do they ever grow out of that ten minutes messing with the usual bedtime!!?? 

[NiknLily]

is this thread still current? 30pages is usually the max right? but I can't find a thread no3?  will do a seperate post as unsure if Lily is starting to drop her nap or what might be going on, to say she has me a little confused at present is an understatement.

[aisling]

Thanks! 

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