Age | Wake Windows |
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10 month old | 180 - 210 minutes |
Wake windows are the periods of time between naps or night time sleep. Wake windows can help parents because it helps you align your baby's natural rhythms to promote better sleep.
Wake windows vary by age and get longer as your baby gets older and needs less sleep. Learn more about what wake windows are.
For example a 10 month old baby will have a wake window of 180 - 210 minutes. If your baby has a 180 minute wake window and wakes up from her first nap at 2:00 PM you will know her nap time will be around 5:00 PM.
Based on a 10 month old baby with a 180 - 210 minute wake window, here is a full sleep schedule example:
Time | Activity |
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7:00 AM | Awake |
10:00 AM | Nap |
1:00 PM | Awake |
4:00 PM | Nap |
7:00 PM | Awake |
10:00 PM | Nap |
1:00 AM | Awake |
4:00 AM | Nap |
Every baby is different and will have their own wake windows. Your baby will let you know when they are ready to stay awake for longer stretches of time.
If your baby isn't showing sleep cues or resisting naps it is likely they are ready for a bigger wake window. Just remember this may be temporary based on babies development and could well be a sleep regression.
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