Transition slowly
Alternate 2-nap and early-bed 1-nap days before committing to one nap.
Age-by-age sleep schedule · 12 months
12-month sleep schedule covering two-nap days, early one-nap experiments, wake windows, and the 12-month sleep regression.
Total sleep
11–14 hours
Night sleep
10–12 hours
Day sleep
2–3 hours
Naps
1–2 naps
Wake windows
3–5 hours
Bedtime window
7:00–8:30 pm
Many still need 2 naps; some start a rocky 1-nap transition.
Times are a flexible template — shift the whole day earlier or later to match your household. Protect wake windows more than exact clock times.
| Time | Block | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 07:00 | Wake + breakfast | — |
| 10:00 | Nap 1 (if still on 2) | — |
| 12:30 | Lunch | — |
| 13:30 | Nap 2 / main nap | — |
| 16:00 | Snack + play | — |
| 19:00 | Wind-down | — |
| 19:45 | Bedtime | — |
Birthday travel and late parties are classic sleep wreckers. Prefer earlier events or a firm wind-down after returning home — even if bedtime is later than usual.
Alternate 2-nap and early-bed 1-nap days before committing to one nap.
New walkers often sleep worse briefly. Extra daytime practice helps.
If the single nap is short, bring bedtime forward by 30–60 minutes.
Related: 12-month sleep transition playbook
Often a mix of walking milestones, nap transition pressure, and separation. Stabilise naps first; avoid dropping to one nap too early.
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