How should I plan my toddler’s daytime naps?

The age at which children stop needing naps can vary widely, but most children transition out of napping between the ages of 2 and 4. However, some children may continue to nap until they are 5 years old or older. The process of weaning off naps is a gradual one, and it's important to pay attention to your child's individual needs. As children grow and develop, their sleep needs change, and they may be able to stay awake for longer periods of time. Some signs that your child may be ready to stop napping include difficulty falling asleep during nap time, not being tired at nap time, or only sleeping for a short period during nap time.