As a toddler gets closer to dropping a nap, it’s common to see the following signs:
* Resisting naps, especially the second one
* Skipping naps entirely
* Taking shorter-than-usual naps
* Suddenly waking early and/or split nights (where a child can’t sleep for long periods during the middle of the night)
* If your child is regularly getting less than 10 hours of sleep per night on a two-nap schedule, transitioning to one nap may help lengthen night sleep.
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