By this age, most toddlers are only napping once a day—usually during the afternoon. The age at which you can drop the afternoon nap varies.
Some toddlers are done with it by age 2; others continue to need a nap right up through kindergarten. Typically, children stop napping between ages 3 and 4.
Among the signs that your child is ready to stop napping are taking a long time to fall asleep, not seeming tired at naptime and/or bedtime, and showing no adverse signs when a nap is skipped.
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