Sleep Guides

Baby Sleep Schedules by Age

Evidence-based sleep planning guides for babies from newborn to 12 months. Find age-appropriate wake windows, nap schedules, and bedtime routines backed by AAP and Sleep Foundation guidelines.

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. These schedules are general planning guidelines. Every baby develops differently. Always consult your pediatrician before making changes to your baby's sleep routine.

Newborn baby
Newborn

Newborn Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 0-3 week babies. Wake windows: 30-60 minutes, 6-8+ naps per day. Navigate the fourth trimester with evidence-based approaches.

Wake Windows:30-60 minutes
Naps:6-8+ per day
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1 Month baby
1 Month

1 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep planning for 4-7 week babies. Wake windows: 45-90 minutes, 5-7 naps per day. Support developing circadian rhythms during this critical period.

Wake Windows:45-90 minutes
Naps:5-7 per day
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2 Months baby
2 Months

2 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 8-11 week babies. Wake windows: 60-90 minutes, 4-5 naps per day. Watch for emerging sleep patterns and longer night stretches.

Wake Windows:60-90 minutes
Naps:4-5 per day
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3 Months baby
3 Months

3 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep planning for 12-16 week babies. Wake windows: 75-120 minutes, 4 naps per day. Navigate the 3-4 month transition with developing sleep foundations.

Wake Windows:75-120 minutes
Naps:4 per day
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4 Months baby
4 Months

4 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 16-20 week babies. Wake windows: 90-120 minutes, 3-4 naps per day. Support your baby through the 4-month sleep regression.

Wake Windows:90-120 minutes
Naps:3-4 per day
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5 Months baby
5 Months

5 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep planning for 20-24 week babies. Wake windows: 2-3 hours, 3 naps per day. Post-regression stabilization with emerging sleep independence.

Wake Windows:2-3 hours
Naps:3 per day
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6 Months baby
6 Months

6 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 24-28 week babies. Wake windows: 2-3 hours, 2-3 naps per day. Navigate the 3-to-2 nap transition with starting solids.

Wake Windows:2-3 hours
Naps:2-3 per day
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7 Months baby
7 Months

7 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep planning for 28-32 week babies. Wake windows: 2.5-3.5 hours, 2-3 naps per day. Support through nap transitions and emerging separation awareness.

Wake Windows:2.5-3.5 hours
Naps:2-3 per day
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8 Months baby
8 Months

8 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 32-36 week babies. Wake windows: 2.5-3.5 hours, 2 naps per day. Navigate the 8-10 month sleep regression with new mobility skills.

Wake Windows:2.5-3.5 hours
Naps:2 per day
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9 Months baby
9 Months

9 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep planning for 36-40 week babies. Wake windows: 2.5-3.5 hours, 2 naps per day. Support through standing/pulling up milestones and separation anxiety.

Wake Windows:2.5-3.5 hours
Naps:2 per day
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10 Months baby
10 Months

10 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 40-44 week babies. Wake windows: 2.5-3.5 hours, 2 naps per day. Navigate cruising milestones while maintaining consistent sleep patterns.

Wake Windows:2.5-3.5 hours
Naps:2 per day
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11 Months baby
11 Months

11 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep planning for 44-48 week babies. Wake windows: 3-4 hours, 2 naps per day. Address nap resistance while approaching the first birthday transition.

Wake Windows:3-4 hours
Naps:2 per day
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12 Months baby
12 Months

12 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Sleep guidance for 48-52 week babies. Wake windows: 3-4 hours, 2 naps per day. First birthday sleep considerations and 12-month regression support.

Wake Windows:3-4 hours
Naps:2 per day
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Evidence-Based Resources

Our sleep schedules are informed by guidelines from leading pediatric and sleep research organizations:

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