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How much sleep does your child need?

Good sleep is critical for a child's physical and mental development, and establishing healthy sleep habits early on is important for their well-being. As a parent, it can be challenging to determine exactly how much sleep your child needs at each age. This guide will help you better understand how much sleep your child requires based on their age. 

Newborns (0 to 3 months) Newborns need the most sleep, averaging about 16 to 17 hours of sleep per day. However, because their sleep is frequently interrupted by the need to eat, newborns sleep in short periods of 2-3 hours at a time.

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Infants (4 to 11 months) At this age, children continue to need a significant amount of sleep, averaging 12 to 15 hours per day. At this point, they tend to sleep for slightly longer periods, but still wake up throughout the night to feed.

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Toddlers (1 to 2 years) Toddlers should be getting about 11 to 14 hours of sleep a day. At this stage, children may begin to take one nap in the afternoon. A consistent sleep schedule is important to help toddlers settle into a routine and develop healthy sleep habits.


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Preschool (3 to 5 years) Preschool-aged children need about 10 to 13 hours of sleep per day. Many children have outgrown their afternoon naps by this point, but it is still important to ensure they have adequate time to rest and recharge. School-age children.


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(6 to 13 years) At this age, children need an average of 9 to 11 hours of sleep per night. School-age children may have extracurricular activities or homework that limit their available sleep time. Parents can help by setting consistent bedtime routines and limits on screen time before bed.

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Teenagers (14 to 17 years) Teenagers should aim for 8 to 10 hours of sleep each night. However, their sleep requirements can be affected by factors such as school schedules, part-time jobs, and social activities. Parents can help teenagers develop good sleep habits by modeling healthy sleep behavior and setting appropriate boundaries.

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As parents, we know that getting our children to sleep well is essential for their overall growth and well-being. One way to ensure a good night's sleep for your little ones is by choosing comfortable sleepwear, such as bamboo pajamas. Bamboo fabric has become increasingly popular due to its numerous benefits, especially when it comes to sleep. Let's explore why opting for bamboo pajamas can make a significant difference in your child's sleep quality.


 

In addition to being soft, bamboo fabric is highly breathable and thermoregulating. This means it can help keep your child cool in warm weather and warm in colder temperatures. No more worrying about your little one feeling too hot or too cold during the night. Bamboo pajamas allow for proper ventilation, ensuring a comfortable sleep environment. Better temperature control can lead to fewer disturbances and a more restful sleep for your child.


 

Another advantage of bamboo fabric is its moisture-wicking properties. Bamboo can absorb and wick away moisture from the body, keeping your child dry throughout the night. This is especially beneficial for children who sweat or have a tendency to get damp during sleep. By preventing excessive moisture buildup, bamboo pajamas help regulate body temperature and reduce the likelihood of discomfort, rashes, or skin irritations.


The amount of sleep a child needs varies depending on their age. As a parent, it is important to establish healthy sleep habits early on and maintain age-appropriate sleep schedules. By doing so, you can help promote your child's growth and development while giving them the rest they need to thrive.


Selecting comfortable and high-quality pajamas is crucial for ensuring a good night's sleep for your kids. Bamboo pajamas offer a variety of benefits that contribute to better sleep, including softness, breathability, thermoregulation, moisture-wicking, and eco-friendliness. Investing in bamboo sleepwear for your child is not only a decision that will positively impact their sleep but also a choice that is sustainable and gentle on the environment.


 

At Baby Riddle, purchasing bamboo clothing for kids is a breeze. With our wide selection of bamboo garments, you can easily find comfortable and eco-friendly options for your little ones. Our online store offers a user-friendly shopping experience, allowing you to browse through various sizes, styles, and colors with just a few clicks. We prioritize the quality and softness of our bamboo clothing, ensuring that your children can embrace comfort throughout the day and night. Plus, by choosing bamboo clothing from Baby Riddle, you're making a sustainable choice for your child's wardrobe. Experience the convenience of shopping for bamboo clothing at Baby Riddle and provide your kids with the comfort they deserve.

Provide your child with the comfort and quality they deserve by opting for bamboo pajamas, and watch as they sleep more soundly and wake up refreshed and ready for each new day.


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