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At what age is it safe to give my 15-month-old baby a pillow to sleep on when he goes to bed?
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All parents have questions about sleep. How much sleep does my baby really need? Why does my newborn sleep all day and wake up at night? How many naps should my toddler take? Get some answers to your sleep questions.
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Our kids have been working so hard to master standing and walking. Pursuing those goals may have upset their daily routines, though, especially their sleeping and napping schedules. Get some tips on coping with sleep disruption.
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Getting a child to go to bed (and stay there) can be a challenge. Looking at sleep from a child's point of view can help pinpoint some good solutions for different sleep issues. Find out more about kids and sleep.
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Bedtime can be a struggle for our toddlers. We can help make it easier for them by sticking to a familiar routine, such as snuggling in a chair and reading a story. And don't forget the blankie or teddy! Get more tips on bedtime rituals.
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I have a 16-month-old daughter and she really likes to sleep. She will go to bed at 8 p.m. and not get up until 8:30 or 9 a.m. And then she will lie back down around 11 or 11:30 a.m. and sleep for a couple more hours. Is this all right, to let her sleep that long?
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