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[...] where she’s awake for an hour or two and then goes back to sleep,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. Her sleep style will go through some [...]

[...] his morning and lunchtime sleeps when he’s beyond nine months,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. ‘You’re looking at around 2.5 hours sleep [...]

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[...] earlier, about four hours after the end of her lunchtime sleep,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. ‘If you still have that nap, leave a clear [...]

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[...] earlier, about four hours after the end of her lunchtime sleep,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. ‘If you still have that nap, leave a clear two hours [...]

[...] a little separation anxiety or anxiety about new experiences,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. You may find she’s a bit more resistant at nap and [...]

[...] she’s awake for an hour or two and then goes back to sleep,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. Her sleep style will go through some significant [...]

[...] morning and lunchtime sleeps when he’s beyond nine months,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. ‘You’re looking at around 2.5 hours sleep in the [...]

[...] her bedtime earlier, about four hours after the end of her lunchtime sleep,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. ‘If you still have that nap, [...]

[...] more may also indicate a little separation anxiety or anxiety about new experiences,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. You may find she’s a bit more [...]

[...] in the day where she’s awake for an hour or two and then goes back to sleep,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. Her sleep style will go [...]

[...] only be having his morning and lunchtime sleeps when he’s beyond nine months,’ says Maryanne Taylor, baby sleep consultant and founder of Child Sleep Works. ‘You’re looking at around 2. [...]

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[...] in the day split into three naps  – morning, lunchtime and late afternoon. ‘When your baby reaches eight months, you can think about cutting out her late afternoon nap and making her [...]

[...] . Any movement is just her settling back to sleep during these transitions.’ When your baby reaches six months, she’ll be on solids and should be able to sleep through the night, although [...]