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When Do Babies Drop a Nap
AAP sleep guidance describes nap transitions between 12 and 18 months; MomAI Agent helps parents track nap patterns and bedtime shifts on momaiagent.com.
Key signals
AAP sleep guidance notes that babies develop more regular sleep cycles during the first year and that nap schedules often shift as total sleep needs change. | Many toddlers transition from two naps to one nap between 12 and 18 months, though timing varies by child.
How to Handle 8-Month Sleep Regression
AAP and NICHD sleep guidance describe common sleep disruptions around eight months; MomAI Agent helps parents track wake windows and nap patterns on momaiagent.com.
Key signals
AAP sleep guidance notes that developmental leaps, separation awareness, and changing nap needs can temporarily disrupt sleep around eight months. | AAP safe sleep guidance recommends placing babies on their back on a firm, flat surface in a safety-approved crib without soft bedding—especially during fussy regression periods.
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