Schedule for 1 year

A simple and easy-to-follow one year old schedule including daily morning wake time, meal time, two nap times, and bedtime.

Looking for an easy way to keep your little one on track? Our helpful guide will show you the perfect one year old schedule! No more guessing - it's time for some structure and sanity.

If you become a stay at home parent, make sure that you establish a simple stay at home daily toddler schedule in the first years, that works for you and

What do you do all day with your one year old? This 12-18 month schedule goes over activities, toys and even a free sample schedule you can download!

Sharon Mazel | Parent Expert on Instagram: “Wondering what your 1-year-old's eating and sleeping schedule *might* look like? Here's a sample daily schedule for a 1-year-old... though…”

Now that we have a 6-month-old and a 2-year-old, our routine is pretty well established and works great for the whole family! If you are curious about what a typical day in the life looks like for us with a toddler and a baby, feel free to stick around and find out!

When I had my first baby, it was hard for me to figure out what her daily schedule was supposed to look like. I decided to write up the schedule that we are currently following with N so other mom…

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Sample schedules for 1 year olds including both one and two naps. Goes into more detail on sleep, eating, and activities to help fill a 1-year old's day.

If you have a budding toddler over the age of one you’ve probably wondered when it’s time to drop the child's morning nap. Most resources suggest that this transition occurs between the ages of 14-18 months. If you suspect that your child may be ready to drop their morning nap I suggest the following things: