Brendyn has been going through an odd sleeping phase for the past couple of weeks. He tries so hard not to fall asleep when it's bedtime; it's been taking about an extra hour/hour & a half after his bedtime till he actually falls asleep.

Around 4ish he'll wake up and won't go back to bed unless I put him in bed with us. He'll mumble & toss and turn for a while and eventually fall asleep within an hour or so.

His naps are still pretty regular, however. 1-2 naps a day, usually 1 nap for a couple hours around noon.

I'm not sure why his sleeping patterns are like this, but I'm hoping it goes back to normal soon!

We sleep thru the night(12hours), but the nap is only 30-45 minutes. If I would let my older 3yo she would take like 2-2,5 hour nap. LOL
Just hopping its a face and it will pass soon. Maybe it's the molars, it's about time for them to come out :(

Mine is too! It's like she turned 18 months and everything changed. Last night she cried for 30 minutes until we went in and got her. She has been doing it more lately. I'm noticing though that if we give her a warning and let her know bed time is coming. She is much more calm about it. I think she just feels like we are ripping her away from her toys lol she has had so many tantrums lately. I'm not used to this.

I was reading about the 18 month sleep regression, we kind of experienced it at 17 months, but it only lasted a week or so

My son is like the previous posters kiddo. Liam goes to bed easy then he's up screaming bloody murder at midnight. I tried to let him cio last night but it lasted 2 hours of me consoling and shooshing him finally I brought him to bed and he was out in like a minute. It's been going on 2 weeks of this. I'm exhausted. Plus his nap went from 2 hours to 30 mins and he won't take two.

My son hasn't necessarily been fighting sleep when it comes down to being put down for be but he is waking up around 2-3am screaming and crying and will not go back to sleep unless we allow him to sleep with us. Its been off and on for about 2 weeks. Being a FTM I am desperate for answers but as of now I am blaming it on teething and developmental growth spurt.