9 to 12 month olds typically sleep about 14 hours a day including two naps for one to two hours at a time.
Sleep training for babies 9 months.
Infants from 6 9 months sleep about 12 hours per night plus naps.
Don t rush into baby s room at the first whimper.
Sleep training is based on teaching your baby to fall asleep on her own a lesson she won t get if you rock her to sleep in your arms before transferring her to the crib.
Delay your response time.
If your baby is 9 12 months old and sleep is still a misery 20 minute naps bedtime battles baby up all night unwilling co sleeping only sleeps on mom s boob etc then it may be time to consider sleep training.
Unfortunately that is not the end of this unfavorable part of parenting an infant.
Around 9 months old your baby will likely experience 9 month sleep regression leaving both of read more 9 month sleep regression.
Not a cry it out approach but keeping a simple consistent routine is key.
9 month baby sleep regression when your baby has reached 9 months old you have likely experienced at least one stage of sleep regression already.
Parents may start consolidating three daytime naps into two.
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However most 3 and 4 month olds aren t developmentally ready to self soothe so sleep training may be difficult.
Some pediatricians have noticed that babies this age can vary widely in their sleep patterns.
Most pediatricians will give you the green light to try sleep training once your baby is between 4 and 6 months old.
It just might be a little harder these days.
Put baby down awake.
Babies often wake up during the night at this age.
It s perfectly fine to sleep train at the 9 month mark too.
Remember once your baby gets older that is at least 5 or 6 months the process of getting your child on a sleep schedule and to sleep through the night gets more difficult tracy hogg nurse and author of secrets of the baby whisperer what a good many people don t realize is that babies need parents direction to establish proper.