We will be able to get so much more done in the morning when she doesn’t have to nap! I wake N up right at 10:30 if she’s still sleeping, because I need the afternoon nap to be on schedule.ġ0:30-11:30am Playtime - I usually play with N during this time, or we use it as the one hour we have during the day to run errands!ġ1:30am Lunch - Solid foods and water. L stopped taking a morning nap around 8 months old, so I’m hoping it’s soon. N usually plays independently at this time or with L.ĩ:30-10:30am Bottle (or Nurse) & Nap - I cannot WAIT for N to be done with taking a morning nap. It doesn’t take two hours, so we also play downstairs when I’m done. I give her purees and some water for breakfast.ħ:30-9:30am Playtime - This is usually when I’m getting ready in the morning, so I have a little space set up in my bedroom for N to play while I’m getting ready. She is just 6 months old, so she isn’t eating finger foods yet. I need to know what to expect from her the whole day, especially since I also have a toddler at home.ħ:00am Breakfast - This is when we serve solid foods to N. I wake her up so she’ll be ready for her morning nap at the right time. I know, I know, never wake a sleeping baby.
If she is still sleeping at 7:30am, I wake her up. This schedule works for us - especially because it meshes well with L’s schedule.Ħ:30am Wake up - N usually wakes up for the day between 6:30 and 7:15am. Keep in mind that every baby is different and has different needs. I decided to write up the schedule that we are currently following with N so other moms can get an idea of what timing we use for things. When I had my first baby, it was hard for me to figure out what her daily schedule was supposed to look like.
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