What would you do with this napping child? Move him (and risk ending the nap) or leave him (and risk the nap ending prematurely due to uncomfortability)?Talk about your classic lose-lose situation!
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That's great! I'd leave him and hope he could figure it out on his own in that groggy-sleepy phase and then go back to napping more comfortably. :)
That was my thought, too. And the nap was short, but not ridiculously so. He sure slept well the night following that nap though!
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