Medium: 50 cm x 137cm (for ages 3 - 6)

FUN CHARACTERS TO CHOOSE FROM IN 2 SIZES– Happy Nappers MEDIUM Size measures 54”L x 20”W or 4 Feet x 6 Inches and LARGE size measures 66”L x 30”W or 5 Feet , 6 inches. If your child is close to the max height, we recommend ordering the larger size for more comfort!

Or even camping and hanging out in the garden. Your child will take it everywhere. The super soft plush quality happy nappers are also machine washable.

Bixbee Kids Happy Napper With soft velvety padding, this plush nap mat is fun and easy to use at daycare, kindergarten, sleepovers, as well as at nighttime when sleeping.

FUN CHARACTERS TO CHOOSE FROM IN 2 SIZES– Happy Nappers MEDIUM Size measures 54”L x 20”W or 4 Feet x 6 Inches and LARGE size measures 66”L x 30”W or 5 Feet , 6 inches. If your child is close to the max height, we recommend ordering the larger size for more comfort!

It depends. Things like sickness, teething, regressions, and room environment can all impact your baby's ability to nap. But, the number one factor in helping your baby nap well is sleep pressure. Your baby needs the right amount – not too much or too little– of sleep pressure to fall asleep and stay asleep.

Machine close the zipper. Machine wash the happy napper sleepy sack in cold. Water. Only use non-chlorine bleach when needed after washing place the sleepy sack in the dryer.

Q: where are the happy nappers made? Tag says China.

5 Feet , 6 inches FUN CHARACTERS TO CHOOSE FROM IN 2 SIZES: Happy Nappers MEDIUM Size measures 54L x 20W or 4 Feet x 6 Inches and LARGE size measures 66L x 30W or 5 Feet , 6 inches. If your child is close to the max height, we recommend ordering the larger size for more comfort! Expands & Packs Away Easily.

Casper, a New York-based company founded in 2014, is hiring “Casper Sleepers” to sleep for a living. Casper Sleepers will sleep “in our stores, and in unexpected settings out in the world,” according to Casper's job posting. Unfortunately, there will be some work required when employees are awake.

So how do you know when it's time to stop allowing baby to fall asleep while you're holding them? “When babies start to intentionally smile at you - around 6 to 8 weeks - this is a sign that it's time to try to start having baby nap independently,” says Brown. At this stage, babies become more awake and social.

Ideally, the nap should last between 20 and 40 minutes to avoid feeling groggy immediately after you wake up. “A quick cat nap should be restorative,” she says. Shorter naps also ensure you don't have trouble falling asleep at night.