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If you’re still following sleepy cues...I STOP until you read this... Wake Windows vs. Time-Based Schedules: Understanding Sleepy Cues: Before 7 months, following your baby’s sleepy cues (yawning, rubbing eyes) and wake windows is helpful. But as they grow, these cues become less reliable. Babies might show sleepy signs due to boredom or overstimulation, leading to inconsistent nap times and disrupted sleep cycles.The Science of Sleep Pressure: Sleep pressure builds up the longer a child is awake. While wake windows help manage this, they’re not precise. After 7 months, babies benefit from a time-based schedule that aligns with their circadian rhythms, the body’s natural sleep-wake cycle, to ensure they get tired at the right times.Consistency is Key: A consistent daily schedule helps regulate your baby’s internal clock, making it easier for them to fall asleep and wake up at the same times every day. This predictability fosters better, more restful sleep.Disruption from Irregular Naps: Irregular nap times from following variable sleepy cues can lead to overtiredness or under-tiredness. Overtiredness increases cortisol levels, making it harder for your baby to fall asleep and stay asleep, while under-tiredness means they aren’t ready for sleep, leading to shorter naps and more night wakings.Transitioning to Time-Based Schedules: Switching to a time-based schedule helps balance sleep pressure and align with natural circadian rhythms. This method reduces sleep disruptions, ensures longer naps, and promotes more consistent night sleep.Why It Matters: By focusing on a time-based schedule after 7 months, you provide a stable sleep environment that supports your child’s development and well-being. Regular nap and bedtimes promote healthier sleep patterns, leading to better mood, behavior, and overall health for your baby. Struggling with your child’s sleep? Comment “SLEEP” to watch our free training on creating a sleep schedule that works! #BabySleep #SleepTraining #ParentingTips #SleepScience #BetterSleepForBabies #NoMoreSleeplessNights #FreeTraining #HealthySleepHabits