How much sleep does a 2 year old need?
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We try to have a set bedtime (8 oclock) but with summer activities our two year old often is up later than he should be (between 9 and 10), but no matter how late he is up he still gets up as soon as it is light out.
How many hours of sleep should he be getting at night?
Every child is different on how much sleep they need, you can tell best on how they act throughout the day. But I am thinking since the sun is what is causing him to wake up every morning maybe you should add some shades or thicker curtains to keep the sun from waking him up.
Then you can see how late he sleeps on his own.
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Oh yes! NAPTIME! You just have to love that little bit of time where the house gets quiet. Toys lay still on the floor. No flashes of children as they blast through the room. There are no demands for drinks or something to eat. No talking or constant questions that need answered. Everything in the house gets peaceful...
Doesn't naptime bring about such wonderful peaceful atmosphere perfect for relaxing?
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