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Baby sleep schedule: daily nap plan, sleep log, bedtime steps

Baby sleep schedules — a daily plan titled "Baby Sleep Schedule" with rows "Wake up", "Nap 1", "Nap 2", "Nap 3" and "Bedtime", an empty time box beside each and a small moon and cloud, gentle flat chart with a small moon and cloud motif, rounded boxes and thin lines
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Reading 1Daily plan
Reading 2Sleep log
Reading 3Bedtime steps

Printable baby sleep schedules to plan naps and bedtime and to see how sleep changes from week to week. The three charts are a daily plan with rows for wake up, three naps and bedtime; a seven-day log with twenty-four hour columns to shade; and a picture bedtime routine with five steps from bath to sleep. Each comes in three styles.

  • a nap plan on the nursery wall
  • a week of sleep records for a doctor
  • a picture bedtime routine for a baby

Frequently asked questions

What is on the daily plan?
Rows for wake up, nap one, nap two, nap three and bedtime, each with an empty time box beside it.
How does the sleep log work?
Seven rows from Monday to Sunday with hour columns from 12am to 11pm, and every box empty to shade.
What are the bedtime steps?
Bath, massage, feed, song and sleep, each with an object icon.
Which style is calm for a nursery?
Neutral minimal uses fine lines in warm gray, sand and ivory; soft dusk uses dusty blue and lavender.

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