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As they grow, toddlers don’t need as much sleep as they used to, though they do still need to nap. Until around the 18-month-mark, most children log two to three solid hours of sleep during the day, split evenly between a morning nap and an after-lunch nap. Older tots usually ease into one longer afternoon sleep.| What to Expect
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All kids crave comfort, and for a whole lot of young ones, comfort comes in the form of a threadbare blanket or a dog-eared doggy. Sometime before their first birthdays, many babies discover the soothing power of something soft and cuddly (and sometimes not-so-cuddly). Before you know it, that lovey will become glued to your little one's side — a constant companion in the car, crib and maybe even preschool. | What to Expect
Despite what your mother used to tell you when you were a kid, snacks don’t have to spoil your appetite. In fact, when it comes to toddlers, healthy snacks should be a staple of their diet.| What to Expect
