There are preschools that are eliminating
naps altogether. This is because these preschool programs want to prepare the
kids for kindergarten, where the daytime naps don’t take place any more. But,
what about the times when your kid isn’t at school? How could parents tell if
their kids still need naps?
During early childhood, crucial mental and
physical development occurs - suggests a caregiver at the preschool in AtladaraVadodara – and naps provide kids with the much-needed downtime that’s crucial
for rejuvenation and growth.
Most preschoolers tend to get about 10-12
hours of total sleep during nighttime, and then they need some more rest. This
is partly because how active these kids just are at this age. And while parents
may worry that daytime naps would make falling asleep at night more challenging
for their little ones, the fact is that naps can actually keep kids from
getting overtired. And why’s that important? It is important because being
overtired could make falling asleep during bedtime all the more difficult for
kids.
Here is another great thing about naps. In
case your kid doesn’t really fall asleep during the naptime, at least he/she
would get some quiet time. And if that peaceful time leads to sleep altogether,
then that is good. And if not, there’s value in quiet time in itself, even when
your kid looks at their book in the bed. So, the caregiver at the preschool inGotri Vadodara suggests, provides your child with ample naptime to keep them
active and rejuvenated.
