Customer Reviews for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Having trouble getting your toddler to nap? Maybe he doesn't need one. Ann Douglas explains.
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Review 1 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:May 2, 2012
MYHarper
My 17 month old has always been a poor sleeper. I think it's key to just play it by ear. Some days she doesn't want a nap, other days she takes a 2 hour nap. I just watch for signs that she is sleepy and call it if she fights the nap for too long.
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Review 2 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:April 27, 2012
thtonehotgrl
My twenty month old still takes 3+ hour naps in the day and about 10 at night. He does have a sippy cup to fall asleep tho, im not sure i am ready to take away that comfort item. just make sure to brush his teeth a lot
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Review 3 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:January 21, 2012
paxtonsmommy2010
Great article! My 16 month old is a really good napper at home, if we're anywhere else at naptime, he'll only nap for about 15 minutes or so. Any one else have this problem?
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Review 4 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:January 10, 2012
duckies
So glad to hear about this and that I am not alone
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Review 5 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:January 7, 2012
napuaakana
b-6 helped my nausea tons! i took 100 mg and it kept all my food down!
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Review 6 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:December 9, 2011
jesswes
This is so true my little one has days were he just comes up to me wanting to take a nap and other days he refuses. So I gave up I don't force naps, if he wants to thats great if not no problem.
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Review 7 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:October 31, 2011
Feb89
Salty foods never helped me, like nuts, crackers ect... but sweets helped alot more :)
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Review 8 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:October 25, 2011
cillycinsear
Ginger diffinitly works! I'm on my 3rd pregnancy, my first two I was vomiting and sick almost all of the whole 9 months. This one, although I'm still early into it, ginger prego pop drops and ginger candies have been my life savers. Very little stomach upset when I have those!!!
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Review 9 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:September 30, 2011
Blessed2012
I appreciate this article. Everything that I was told to try has not work. Therefore, I am going to try ginger roots, and eating an apple or two a day.
Thanks
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Review 10 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:September 5, 2011
david6
PEANUT BUTTER SANDWISH ALWAYS WORK FOR THE NAUSEA FEELING... AS WELL AS THE SALTINE CRACKERS.
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Review 11 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:August 14, 2011
stephanie4k
ginger absolutely works! i found ginger cookies made with real ginger, not imitation flavor, and organic ginger ale. pricey, but the stuff made with real ginger worked so well. (read the labels, though - imitation flavor doesn't work)
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Review 12 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:August 1, 2011
Jessika128
This time around in my 2nd pregnancy I haven't figured out if I'm just fortunate to have less nausea, or if it's because I've learned to never let my stomach get empty (except while I sleep). I figured it out early on with my little girl (now 6 yrs), and was able to avoid getting sick. I roll out of bed and immediately eat something- cereal, oatmeal, etc- then keep eating every 1-2 hours until sometime after lunch. Then I usually eat an early and light dinner before 5-6 which keeps me from being overly full. Definitely great tips in this article!
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Review 13 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:July 30, 2011
alexia17love
i am one of those preggers that everyone hates, because i had no morning sickness.. ever.. with BOTH pregnancies and stayed very fit no matter what i ate.. as to the cravings, nothing crazy at all!!!!
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Review 14 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:July 14, 2011
moore22
always have something to eat. It helps out a lot :D
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Review 15 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:July 7, 2011
meowcat
Yes, nibbling is very important when you have monring sickness.
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Review 16 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:June 23, 2011
bradwell
My wife would get sick second shift at work, so she ate garlic rye chips. That would do the trick for the rest of the day.
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Review 17 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:April 21, 2011
3monsters
Vitamin b6 with ginger even docs will tell you that if you dont like that then there is saltine crackers helps balance the stomach acid.
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Review 18 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:March 25, 2011
marshaclemens
I ate cheese with grapes or apples. If I was in out running errands, french fries or a milk shake did the trick.
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Review 19 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:March 3, 2011
mommys1st
Citrus in any form helped me out a lot with my morning sickness. It is a natural anti-nausea and I was craving it so bad especially in the last three or so months of my pregnancy. I was really addicted to lemonade and grapefruit juice. Funny though, orange juice did nothing to satisfy my cravings. It had to be tart!
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Review 20 for Toddlers And Naptime Problems
Date:February 20, 2011
raelpn
Very good tips. Also heard chewing gum can help. Believe it or not also sucking on lemons.
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