How long should a 4 year-old nap

By age 2, most toddlers have given up their morning nap but still need an afternoon snooze to see them through the day. About a quarter of kids stop napping altogether by the age of 3, another half between ages of 3 and 4, with the final quarter continuing to nap until they're 5 or 6.

That said, napping needs differ from one child to another.

When to stop naps for 3 year-old

When to stop naps for 3 year-old

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How long should a 2 year old nap

2 year-old stopped napping

How much daytime sleep — if any — your child requires depends in part on how many hours he sleeps during the night (although many kids need to nap no matter how much sleep they get at night). But in general, kids this age do best with a total of 12 to 14 hours of sleep in each 24-hour period.

So if your child goes to bed at 8 p.m. and sleeps until 8 a.m., he may get his full quota of rest all at once. (For more on how much sleep children need at different ages, click here.) Also, don't be surprised if your child goes back to taking a nap weeks or even months after stopping, especially if there's a change in his routine or he's more active during the day as a result of school or other

when will my baby stop napping

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