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How do you help your child adjust from Three Naps to Two?
This blog provides you with guidance on when and how to help your baby transition from three naps to two.


Navigating the 2-to-1 Nap Transition: What to Expect and how to manage it
This post will take you through three methods for making the transition from two naps to one, while avoiding common causes of trouble.


How do you transition Your toddler from nap time to quiet time?
This post provides step-by-step, evidence-based guidance for how to establish quiet time when your child is ready to stop napping.


Why Some Babies Cry During Their Nap or Bedtime Routine and How to fix it
Many factors can cause babies to cry as they fall asleep. This blog reviews why babies cry and how to minimize it.


Sweet Dreams: A Guide to Building the Perfect nap and bedtime Routine
This post provides evidence-based recommendations for how to build a great nap and bedtime routine for your baby.


Avoid Early Waking After the 'Fall Back' Daylight Saving Time Transition: A Step-BY-STep GUide
Step-by-step instructions to help your child adjust to the 'fall back' time change and avoid early waking.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH & Meg Casano BSN MA
Oct 12, 2025


Baby Sleep Science Nap Resources
This post contains a list of all of the Baby Sleep Science Blogs related to naps.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH FAASM
Aug 30, 2025


What do you do when Naptime at school or daycare affects your toddler's bedtime at home?
Tips to minimize the impact of daycare/school naps on night sleep in toddlers and preschoolers.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH
Aug 10, 2025


Navigating Daycare nap Transitions: What do you do when your child isn't ready?
This post reviews how to navigate nap transitions at daycare.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH
Aug 10, 2025


How do you incorporate new caregivers into your child's sleep routine?
This blog offers step-by-step recommendations on how to prepare your child for sleeping with a new caregiver.
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