Just to be clear, if a later bedtime works for your family and child, there’s no reason to make a change around it. If it’s not working for you, it’s okay to make some schedule adjustments to get your child’s bedtime back on track. I always recommend experimenting with changes in 15 minutes increments. For example, if you are experimenting with shortening their nap, shave 15 minutes off first and see if that shifts your bedtime earlier. If you choose to shift your morning wake up time, I also recommend doing this gradually in 15 minute increments. If you think it’s time to lose the nap, I would do this gradually, allowing bedtime to shift earlier gradually until you are able to fully remove the nap or maybe hold on to a short bridge nap midday. If you’re looking for more tips to improve your child’s sleep using sleep science instead of sleep training you can find me @moonbae.sleep on the other app.
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