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Re: Anyone Want To Talk About the 2-1 Transition? Thread #13
« Reply #435 on: February 14, 2011, 16:12:49 pm »
I decided to just stick to my guns this week and really work on 1 nap for him.  Then he got 4 teeth coming through at the same time!!!  The worst day of it all he did 3 naps.  He got DD's cold too.  ARGH!

Good news though, he has been able to the last 2 days do 4.5-5A time with 60-75 min am nap!  This is progress.  I try to get him a CN around 3-4pm and I adjust his BT.  He still does EW but, that hopefully will work itself out someday!!

Sainie-I do 3-3.5A time after 30-45 min nap.



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Re: Anyone Want To Talk About the 2-1 Transition? Thread #13
« Reply #436 on: February 14, 2011, 17:48:29 pm »
Hi Allison, I would advise against making huge A time jumps, they just don't sleep very well when they are so OT. I think you extended his first A time too much. Try a 10:00am 45 minute or one hour nap for a few days. All of your clues point to OT right now. Is your little guy over his cold yet?

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Re: Anyone Want To Talk About the 2-1 Transition? Thread #13
« Reply #437 on: February 14, 2011, 20:36:00 pm »
I've just realised we're on about a week of one nap days  :D  He's sleeping at least 13 hours at night and about a 2 hour nap in the day.  I decided that if he woke after 730am, we'd do a one nap day and if he woke before then, we'd do a two nap day.  Well, even if he's waking at 7am and I put him down in morning, he'll sleep a couple of hours and then refuse pm nap anyway.  He's going to bed at 6pm every night and waking up sometime after 7am the next morning.  Last night he went straight through but on Sunday he woke at 6am for a feed and then went back to sleep till 745am.  Due to school runs nap is 1230pm-230pm.

Unfortunately he's spent most the day throwing up so imagine I'll be hearing from him in the night tonight and hopefully things won't get thrown off track too badly.

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