12/05/2025
🧲 If your child suddenly starts taking longer naps, it doesn’t always mean something is wrong — their body may simply be asking for more rest.
💬 Longer naps can happen during growth spurts, big developmental leaps, or after a night of broken sleep. Busy mornings, overstimulation, or emotional changes can also increase their sleep needs.
Sometimes, it’s your child’s early way of fighting off a mild bug or adjusting to a new routine. Their sleep patterns shift as their brain and body grow — and longer naps are often part of that natural process.
✨ Want help understanding your little one’s sleep rhythms? Text “SUPPORT” to 407-749-9245 and receive a free consultation to get your questions answered.