So your baby took a nap at 4 p.m. that lasted 90 minutes. The only question on your sleep-deprived mind: How does that affect bedtime and when should it begin? We’ve got you covered with this crystal-clear chart that spells out exactly when infants should hit the hay, plus how long their sleep cycles should (in a perfect world where we have complete control over these tiny babies) be.
This Handy Sleep Chart Shows What Time Your Baby Should Go to Bed
By Rachel Bowie
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Published Jan 19, 2020
Senior Director, Special Projects and Royals
- Writes and produces family, fashion, wellness, relationships, money and royals content
- Podcast co-host and published author with a book about the British Royal Family
- Studied sociology at Wheaton College and received a masters degree in journalism from Emerson College