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@nanipardhu What’s your schedule/wws/dwt/bedtime/nap length? Any chance sleep at night is fragmented due to daytime sleep?

@ahale5 Hard yes. Mineral based and sun protection clothes too (uv skinz)

@nanipardhu Adding awake time to the day and sleep training are the 2 biggest things to help night wakes for most kids. Not all but many. Do what you think suits your baby! After 3 days if no improvement, tweak more. You have significant space to add awake time. This was just a suggestion you...

@nanipardhu https://www.reddit.com/r/sleeptrain/s/4j4Baf3exl 2.5-3.5 avg wws for 6 months. 12-14 avg sleep for 6-12 months. Which means schedule should call for 10-12 awake. Yours calls for 9.5-10. Sooooo my reco would be to add a bit more awake time and pick a dwt and start the day at the...

@litalee Modified the check in times. Shorter and fewer then longer

@extiff Yup x2.

@extiff They’re basically the same. I used this sub, tcb website, babysleepscience website and formed a plan.

@rebekah_h Any insight, tips, thoughts on difference between 1-2 at 18 mos and then a 22-24 gap? Would love to hear your experience/ideas/thoughts etc!!

@marktrovit LOL

@feargod102501 Stuff the bottle of the doors with a blanket. Toddler woke up first few weeks but that was likely adjustment and developed altering sleep rather than total blame on baby.