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Sleep needs

Typical total sleep, naps, and night sleep by age.

Educational estimates only β€” not medical advice. Growth uses WHO/CDC curves. Always check with your pediatrician.

Results

6–12 months

Total sleep ~12–14 hours / day

Naps: 1–2

Night sleep ~10–12 hours

Often moving toward 2 naps, then 1.

Educational estimate only. Not a diagnosis or care plan.

Total sleep needs drop gradually as babies grow. Night sleep and nap counts shift β€” especially around four months, nine months, and the transition to one nap.

These ranges are educational, not a sleep-training plan. Every family is different; talk to your pediatrician if sleep feels unsafe or severely disrupted.

Frequently asked questions

How much sleep does my baby need?
Total sleep includes naps and night sleep. Ranges are wide because temperament and development differ.
How many naps?
Nap count usually drops from many short naps to two, then one, over the first two years.
Is this sleep training?
No β€” we show typical needs, not methods. Training decisions are personal and should follow safe sleep guidance.
Can I log sleep in the app?
Yes β€” after sign-in, track naps and nights on a shared timeline with your tribe.
When should I call a doctor?
If your baby is difficult to wake, not feeding, or you worry about breathing or color β€” seek care promptly.

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