If your once-great sleeper has suddenly turned into a bedtime negotiator, a 4 a.m. alarm clock, or a toddler who screams the second you leave the room, you’re not imagining things — and you’re definitely not doing anything wrong. Welcome to the 18 Month Sleep Regression, one of the more challenging stretches in early toddlerhood
Hearing your child suddenly scream in the middle of the night can stop you in your tracks. You may rush into the bedroom expecting a nightmare, only to find your child sitting upright, staring into the room, crying or shouting. You try to pick them up. You call their name. You tell them that everything
When your toddler finally settles into bed, you probably don’t want to spend the next few hours wondering whether they are cold, too warm, or tangled up in their bedding. Maybe your little one kicks the blanket off five minutes after you leave the room. Maybe they wake during the night because they feel chilly.
If bedtime at your house has become a nightly negotiation, you are not alone. You may begin with good intentions: dinner is finished, pajamas are ready, and you’re hoping for a peaceful story before lights out. Then your toddler suddenly needs water, another book, a different stuffed animal, or one last trip to the bathroom.
Creating a Toddler Nap Schedule is key for your child’s growth. A regular Toddler Nap Schedule helps them feel better and think clearer during the day. Setting up a routine is the first step to healthy sleep hygiene. Our printable tools make it easy to follow a Toddler Nap Schedule and stay on track. With
