Baby Sleep Cheat Sheet
When I was cruising around some sleep sites, I noticed their FAQs were really handy. I thought, “Shit, I totally needed this when I had a newborn” because I was forever googling how many naps they were ‘technically’ supposed to be having and how many hours in total they should be sleeping a day (I was usually doing this when they weren’t remotely close to those hours.)
So I asked them if I could have Ryan make up an infographic so you would have a little cheat sheet.
I know every baby is different, but it will give you an idea of what ballpark you should be in at any given time.
I hope you find it handy!
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