Sentences with phrase «most of his nap»

In fact, he took most of his naps in the Ergo the first few months.

Most of her naps (2 or 3 a day) are 30 - 40 minutes long, and at bedtime she always wakes up half an hour after being put down and I have to bounce her back to sleep again.

* Ugh it's like I still have a boss except I get paid in poop and pee * So far so good as I've been writing or reading during most of her nap times and I really hope the productivity level stays high.

Not exact matches

Some of the world's biggest, most successful companies now encourage naps at work.

«Some of the greatest creative minds, most notably Thomas Edison, were or are huge fans of naps, believing that naps not only allow them to be more productive, but that they also helped them to be more creative.»

That's good to know, but for most of those reading in nap - averse countries like America, it's a moot point.

Why is today one of the most popular days of the year to nap?

Musk said during a TED Talk in April that it would most likely be 2019 before a driver could take a nap behind the wheel of a Tesla.

While most people his age were taking long naps and watching sunsets, Antonious amassed a small fortune by churning out scores of inventions.

He was a relief pitcher of distinctive rhythms: deep, snoring naps in the bullpen that stretched through a game's first five innings; languid ninth - inning strolls to the mound that tested the patience of even the most unalloyed baseball purists; an endless, silky windup that uncoiled fastballs that until recent years hit 100 mph.

Bub's naps were not yet consistent by this point, but we were flying at typical naptimes and he slept for most of both flights.

I don't feel sad, just tired and finding myself sleeping past when my daughter does most mornings and sitting in front of the TV, taking naps.

My husband, Steve, had a family friend who was due around the same time I was, putting us in the awkward spot of being constantly compared to each other in every way, shape, and form (especially shape and form - this woman had gained only twenty pounds during her entire pregnancy and had taught aerobics up until her due date; I had packed on more than thirty - five pounds and sat on my couch writing and napping for most of the nine months).

Two - and 3 - year - olds typically need 12 to 13 hours of sleep, and most still nap.

I have long said I would rather have a baby sleep in the crib when we are home (where most of our time is spent) and have a hard time sleeping in my arms when out and about than me need to hold the baby for naps at home and have a baby sleep in my arms when we are out and about.

That was for a couple of minutes at most for two different naps.

We still use cloth for naps, nights, and outings (because feverishly sopping up urine in public sits very high on my List of Nopes), but we are diaper free most of the time now.

While most children this age still conk out for one to three hours each afternoon, some kids at the older end of this range no longer need an afternoon nap.

Alex will doze a bit in the morning quite happily for an hour or so but then he is awake for most of the afternoon, usually napping for about half an hour around 4ish.

Between the ages of 2 and 3, most kids are only taking one nap, and some are starting to drop that final nap.

We started it when she was 3 weeks old by having her in cloth diapers most of the time but offering her opportunities to use a potty after naps and when we thought she might be signaling.

The difference in this age range is that most toddlers of this age will have given up the morning nap.

When in a carrier the child won't be able to move around so much, he would be more focused on the breast, he would feel calmer and most of the time will take a short nap.

Most toddlers will take one long nap in the middle of the day, although an additional nap in the morning may sometimes be necessary.

Most children (59 %) still took naps at the age of 30 months.

I know this is a big one since most moms either have full - time jobs and / or are already moms and can't take a nap any time of day, but even when you can find ten minutes in your car to take a snooze, do so.

Most of our babies still take two naps a day.

In their second year, most toddlers go down for one two - hour nap in the middle of the day, and by their third birthdays, some will have given up naps entirely.

And the length of her naps sometimes get longer as the day goes on with the first «most important» nap being the shortest, about 40 - 50 minutes, leaving me having to entertain her for about an hour before feeding.

In fact, I think experienced parents of multiple children will appreciate the DockATot more than most since they know the struggle to keep babies napping when older children are running around the house and making noise.

Babies differ in their napping needs — but here's a general guide that applies to most babies: Age Number of Naps Hours of Naptime 4 months 3 4 — 6 6 -LSB-...]

Most of the time my 2 - year old doesn't even want to seat in the stroller, so I take it with me just in case she wants to take a nap or needs a diaper change.

Making sure your baby is in his crib for several naps a day, and sticking to a set bedtime and wake time, means staying close to home most of the time.

Some babies are awake most of the time without having a nap.

Helpful chores may include: Do a load of laundry, fill or empty the dishwasher, wipe down the counters, clean out the fridge, stock the fridge with fresh food, take out the garbage, empty the diaper pail, change the bed sheets, clean out the litter box, walk the dog, address thank - you notes, or most fun of all: Hold the baby while Mom has a shower or takes a nap.

At 13 months, for example, most toddlers sleep about 11 hours overnight and take 2 naps of about 1 1/2 hours each, for a total of about 14 hours.

Most mothers have to take advantage of it when the baby naps during the day to catch up on a little rest themselves.

Ideally, you want your child to try using the potty training underwear for naps on the big day; however, if you are concerned about her sensitive skin, I would suggest a pull - up - but in a different brand - because she is all grown up and now only wears underwear - and then the pull up goes on just before nap and comes off right after the nap - most of us urinate within a few minutes of waking up and you don't want to give her the opportunity to go in the pull up because it causes confusion - so try to remove it before she urinates and try and have her urinate in the potty.

Inspired by Dr. Marc Weissbluth's Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child, this app provides tips and advice on how to help your baby get the most out of his naps.

Most likely, you will find that your infant naps for a few hours in the mid-morning, a few more hours in the afternoon and then for a shorter period of time in the early evening; just keep in mind that not all babies follow the exact same schedule.

KidsHealth notes that most babies near the age of 6 weeks will take two to three naps per day.

Keep in mind that most children do not begin dropping their final nap until the age of 3.

According to Dr. Weissbluth, by the age of six, most children begin dropping their naps.

Like most things about sleep and babies, there is no magic number of hours a 6 - week - old should nap.

Most toddlers take at least one nap (length of naps are usually very variable between different children, but naps are usually 1 - 1 1/2 hours long) during the day at this age and are able to sleep all night (for about 11 hours).

The morning nap is the most restorative, so it's best if it happens at home, in your child's usual sleeping area instead of on the road or in an airplane.

Most infants take at least two naps during the day at this age (length of naps are highly variable between different children, but naps are usually 1 1/2 - 2 hours each) and are able to sleep for the majority of the night (at least 10 - 11 hours).

At one year of age, most babies require two to three hours of nap time per day.

Most give up this nap by 5 years of age.

Most toddlers take at least one naps (length of naps are usually very variable between different children, but naps are usually 1 to 1 1/2 hours long) during the day at this age and are able to sleep all night (for 11 to 12 hours).