SLEEP TRAINING YOUR INFANT NEWBORN BABY 💤 SLEEPING THROUGH THE NIGHT TIPS (no tears)

[@HairTwoHeels]

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[@8iTsAT]

Elle Lindquist I discovered this video on Calmer Fixer Blueprint - there are lots useful videos there that may help out

[@houstonkasen3068]

I dont mean to be so offtopic but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any help you can give me.

[@terrinewton39]

The part about the " business feeding" is so true. I've raised 4 children and can testify it works most of the time (when they are healthy of course). Invest in good night lights and have everything you might need within an arms reach.

[@gracemugoh1417]

I'm here because I haven't slept in 2days

[@kbuda3402]

I am amazed . You have no idea how much I struggled putting babygirl to sleep . I had no help from anyone other then my husband when we came home from the hospital so no one told me I was carrying her so much or you can say "spoiling" I tried EVERYTHING and I kid you not YOUR method is working I literally want to hug you for saving my sanity ! 😭 my daughter is 2 day shy of turning 7 months I'm on day 4 and you were right ! It only took her 4 days to K.O. In like less then 10min ! Amazing ! I've tried the Cry it out method but always caved in cause I had zero direction . FOR ANYONE SEEKING HELP her method works . Before I couldn't even get out of bed to use the restroom without her waking up and crying for me and was constant nursing or pacifying at night (we shared bed) but the only thing is I feel like she doesn't eat as much? But other then that I wanted to Thank you ! New Subbie 🙌🏻 (I never leave comments! But this time it was a must)

[@AngelicaGarcia-ec1vt]

Gosh, that makes so much sense. I wasn't able to sleep train my daughter until after she was a year old. Wish I had known this information years ago.

[@carpenterscove3]

I don't consider myself to be an attachment parent but this is pretty much what I tell expecting mamas! Getting your little to understand the difference between day and night is all about how you handle their day and night. It's so easy to let baby sleep all day (especially when you have multiple children) but if you need sleep then you need baby to sleep at the same time. Such simple yet sound advice! You are a good mama and your well rested baby thanks you 😊

[@mienheuning2178]

Hello from Germany! Danks for your opinion! Its great to hear I'm not the only person who thinks that night is for sleep! Like nature pretend it. I love to watch your videos and vlogs!!! You are also an inspiration for me. Thanks for sharing your family life with us! Wish you all the best for everyone of you! (Hope my english is not to bad...)

[@HanaBeeFinch]

Yes to all of what you said! My 15 month old son was waking up 2-3 hours up until 3 months. I started changing the night time routine to never turning on the nights, keeping things very quiet and would put him straight back down after. It took maybe 2 nights but he started sleeping through! Felt like a new woman after only getting 4 hours sleep after getting up 3 times! Love your vlogs, been watching for around a month now! Love from the UK!

[@RelaxBabyDeepSleep]

Jesus, so good advice! THANK YOU

[@nicolewhitman5068]

I'm a new mom and your videos are incredible! Thank you so much for all the detail in your vlogs!!! I literally watch you with a pad and paper and take notes the entire time. Please keep them up!!

[@chooseyourownadventure1123]

thank you!!! my 10 week old baby boy is at the 5-6 long stretch stage but after that I'm up every two hours nursing 😖 I noticed he slept longer when I bottle fed him pumped milk but now that I can nurse him I'd rather do that. I feel confident I'm on the right track thanks to your videos. The subscribers must keep in mind that all babies are different and it may not go exactly the same way for them. I can't to see the update to this video. I love all your videos 💟

[@susanhoppe]

This came at EXACTLY the right moment! 1 week old baby and having a hard time with sleepless nights! Will start this asap.. zzzz.

[@everydayprojector]

SO glad Cohen is a good sleeper. It's funny, I feel like this is pretty much what I did with my son (10 months) but he never started sleeping longer than 4 hours at a time. Still wakes up 3 times to feed! It really depends on the baby sometimes ;)

And that's totally natural and ok

[@amandalittle3998]

This is great!! I have a 7 week old little boy and he does very good at night with these methods... Only get up once sometimes twice at night. Love videos like this!

[@AlyssaBQueen]

I loved your previous sleep training vid and this also! Your other vid seriously saved my life a few months ago! My daughter was the kind of little one that needed to be nursed to sleep, but now that she's turned a year, we are working on the whole putting her down drowsy, but awake thing because I'm over having to nurse her to sleep for 30-60 minutes every night in addition to the rest of our bedtime routine! It's been rough going, but hoping it will get better. Hope your sleep journey with Cohen goes smoothly!!!

[@vanessabe1111]

... Overwhelming thing. I have noticed since about day 7 .. Sleep 7p-12:30 feed 4a feed 7a wake n feed. Thanks in advanced! I saw in a dif video you are doing a talk on how to survive first hundred days as new mom.. I could really use that now! Lol

[@sarabowen1D]

sometimes i wonder why i watch & enjoy these videos so much since i'm only 18 and definitely not having a baby anytime soon..... haha i guess it doesnt matter, i love 'em anyways!

[@cindyal5715]

I was so scared to watch this because Sleep Training can be detrimental to some nursing babies, but your method seems very gentle and respectful of your baby's needs and personality. I have 3 kids and none of them have actually had to be "trained" to sleep through the night, it happened when they were ready and all at different ages for each child. A great book for those who may need more help or encouragement is called "Sweet Sleep" by La Leche League

[@victoriamorneau6129]

Great advice! I followed advice from your previous video and my baby is sleeping is 10-12 now. I really think it helps not changing diapers at night and using a good cream. We also installed dimmer lights in baby's room, and keep a strict routine.

[@veronicafletcher3208]

I followed your first video and got my 3 mouth old to sleep through the night. Now she is six month she is sleeping great. I put her to bed around 9 and she wakes up around 6 nurses and goes back to sleep until 9.

[@SoundYarnAndFibre]

We did a version of this sleep training and it worked so well for our daughter.

[@robinrelosa5256]

I've been trying this method and it really works!

[@smileurBeautiful]

THIS WAS BRILLIANT! I'm an ECE and pregnant with my first and I hadn't considered any of what you had mentioned. Thanks so much Elle for sharing the tips! I look forward to using these tips :)

[@bobbiebobins]

Loved this video baby just turned a month (1st is 11) so it’s a new thing all over again

[@PracticalChristianJen]

This was perfect timing! I just had my first baby two weeks ago and am wondering about sleep training and breastfeeding when it comes to maintaining milk supply.

[@HairTwoHeels]

awesome!

[@imaie3617]

Thank you so much for this useful video. My now 13 weeks old had no training whats ever previously. One thing I tried to do most of the time though (recently) is to set bed time around 7-8 PM and wake up time around 7-8 AM

[@nikivaith]

Thank you for the update and step by step video for newborns!

[@naomiwitzke]

Elle, can you talk about how to schedule daytime naps? I have a 4-month old girl who is struggling to stay asleep for longer than 30 minutes at each daytime nap.

[@arcytwor]

She doesn't sleep because she wants to be physically close to you. Wrap her with a scarf and carry so maybe she will be sleeping a day.

The naps will get long again around the 6 month mark. That's just developmental. 4th month sleep regression

[@udlove09]

I just found your channel this week and have been enjoying your videos. I was a bit nervous to watch this episode because I was afraid it was going to be more of the 'cry it out' approach, but pleasantly surprised to see we have similar approaches to nursing and sleeping! Your family is very relatable and lovely! Cheers!

[@HairTwoHeels]

so glad you found us and we love your name!

[@mamatofive1]

Great tips! I thought this would be a scheduled feeding video, but I'm so glad it's not. This is my kind of sleep training video. My first child, I NEEDED to turn on a light to nurse, but then he would be awake after. With my children after, I did the business feed like you mentioned, and they never had an awake time in the night, from day one!

[@hollieroberts1231]

This was amazing! I'm due with my second baby in November and will definitely be following your methods with him! My now nearly two year old has always been an awful sleeper (and we definitely made mistakes with her sleep wise) she is only just this last week waking once or twice compared to her normal five/six times waking , so wish this was around when she was little!

[@raedeankendall9169]

I feel the same way. Isn't Elle just the sweetest person, and so smart.

[@kimchambless707]

Wish I had a video like this when I was a new mom. It's great info and your life is just a little simpler if you can sleep train your child. Thanks Elle for such great videos!

[@cristinamartinez2043]

I always refer to your videos! My son only wakes up once and he is 2.5 months! You are the baby whisperer when it comes to sleep training! I made sure to do the # businessfeed! Fortunately, I haven't ran into a dirty diaper or full diaper at night 🙌🏼.. Thank you so much Elle, you also helped me have my son natural as well, my own doctor told me "Are you sure you want to do this?" I said I've got this! My son was 8.5 pounds and my doctor said ma'am I can count on one hand of how many women did what you did.

[@nadiawan1]

Hi Elle thanks for this video! I'm wondering what you do about burping? I find that my baby (8weeks old) gets very sleepy after nursing but wakes up the moment i try to burp him. I don't dare put him down without burping because he tends to vomit. I haven't tried to not burp him after a nurse as I worry about him vomiting in his sleep. Is this something that bothered you with Cohen as he has severe reflux?

[@avawarkentin3886]

The best parts of my morning!! Watching the Lindquist!!!

[@raedeankendall9169]

Me too! It's like a morning cup of coffee. Do you find yourself wishing that there was a weekend video too? I do. It's like my morning pick me up.

[@janelleshaffer1575]

Great video! Glad I found your page!! I've been a nanny for over ten years and have seen what great outcome has come from the families that did indeed sleep train. But it's crazy how people still think you're neglecting your baby or putting them at a higher risk if SIDS. Did you come up with the schedule you have or did a book such as baby wise help??! Due in September and trying to get a plan in gear. Thanks so much!

[@candiceli9424]

Hi Elle, thank you for your Video and they are very useful. Would you please tell me how you quit the 3:00-4:00 am feed? As I would like my baby quit this meal when he 5 months old. Thanks

[@yensounta6501]

Thank you SO MUCH for this!! You have given me hope. I am all for attachment parenting but sleep is a major issue for us. I would really appreciate your response here: Is your sweet baby able to sleep okay when you are out and about? I.e., if you visit a friend/in laws, if you are out (mall, park, etc)? In case your outing runs into nap time, have her sleep training allowed her to sleep in those situations or does she have to be in the exact same environment that she was sleep trained in?

[@alura434]

Really great advice! Thank you! I'm due in 3 weeks, this was perfect timing!

[@asdt2858]

Thanks for the great advice! My baby is almost 3 weeks so I am happy to watch this. I love the idea of the business feed. I was already kind of doing something like that but that advice helped reinforce what I was doing was right. Thank you :)

[@AngelaFleming102]

Awesome video. Thank you for the reminders. My son is now 3.5 and we are expecting our little girl any day. I forgot the importance of business night time :)

[@ElishevaSchwartz]

guuurlll, your hair looks amazing

[@ameliajane9918]

Today is my little baby boy's named Jarger. He is on his 7th day of his life. Jarger woke up about 1-3 times in the night. Chirs (Husband) and I already made his passport and it's coming next week. I really don't care if he wakes up like in the very, very early morning. I ❤️Jarger so much!

[@allisongooch9104]

I love this video! I have a one month old who fortunately sleeps at night but refuses to nap during the day. She gets over tired but won't fall asleep. How did you get your boys to learn to nap? I need her to start napping for her sake and mine!

[@BloomingBCakes]

Loved the original sleep training video and this was a great add on for my newest little one. Will def come back to this to refresh. Unfortunately I'm not good at doing a business feed because I like to talk to her but I will get better lol

[@aravaglam7299]

I think that was awesome! Wish you would teach that at koocam. I would definitely pay to learn that from u for more suitable tips

[@hayleybell_tx]

Love this video, Elle! I will most definitely be rewatching this come December when baby #2 arrives! Do you have anything on your channel about how you prepared Forde for a new baby? The anxiety is starting to set in about how I will prepare my 2 year old!

[@MarissaandChris]

Great videos, your first sleep training video helped me so much!

[@HairTwoHeels]

glad it helped!

[@littleolives4517]

Ahhhhhh! Been waiting for this one. Thanks, Elle.😊

[@sociomaj]

Hi Elle!! This video has been a godsend for sleep training our little one. Now, I've come to the point where we're having our baby sleep 5-6 hours straight (from 10 pm - 2:30/3 am), then BOTTLE and another 3-4 hours. The problem is, how and when do we know to skip the 2-3 am bottle? Do we just wait until he's 4 months (he's 2 weeks shy of it) before we skip that feed OR do we wait until he's 5 months? It would be great to get your response - again, your videos have helped so much! :) I'm now a happy subscriber!

[@mjkim1122]

I always enjoy watching your videos! I'm a ftm and was wondering if you can answer some of my questions. I met a LC and she told me that my baby had a tongue tie and a lip tie. I saw the video when you blogged about Cohens surgery. Did it really help with breastfeeding? are there other reasons to why you decided to have him get a surgery other than to help with breastfeeding?

[@Simply_Homeschooling_Mama]

You should have a channel of your own for mommy videos like this 😊

[@MonicaEvans1]

I like these types of videos on their main channel. :)

[@elisarodriguez8108]

Hey!!! Can you talk about getting baby to sleep and nap in crib?? My 9 weeks old will only nap/sleep in my arms!!!

[@noneother5900]

I am praying to the only God this works for me!

[@amandaolsen8555]

Great video I'm going to try this

[@lavenderlou07]

I don't have any babies! But I'm taking notes for the future LOL! Great information! Thanks for sharing!

[@stephaniem.3027]

Love it! I have an 8 month old and your older video helped me out with him. Its interesting to hear about the two different experiences. I'm anxious for a second so I can do it all over again! lol

[@thressaduff5953]

Hey. My baby is 6 1/2 months and still not sleeping through the night. I have been trying to sleep train him for about two weeks now. He is a breastfeed baby, and he loves his milk. Lol. He goes down to bed between 8pm- 9pm and then he may wake 10:30pm-11:00pm sometimes 12:00pm. And then again at 2am, and then 4:00am. I don't know if he is hungry and getting enough milk or he just nursing to go back to sleep. When I try to give him his pacifier her turns his head and doesn't want it. He just continues to cry. Help please with any advice or guidance. Thank you. T

[@MonicaEvans1]

I'm a first time mom of an 8 month old boy. I'd love to see a video of toddler must haves, or kitchen products you use for baby when they're learning how to eat (best sippy cups? Fav snacks from the store?)

[@HairTwoHeels]

I'll be doing that for SURE

[@MonicaEvans1]

+The Lindquists I'm looking forward to it! Thanks for making such great content. I especially love your mommy advice videos. :D

[@savannahhall966]

I get so much sleep with my 3month old! We co-sleep so I don't know how many times he wakes up. And when he's hungry he just latches on lol

Dream feeding is the best!

[@madisonbrown9978]

I really liked the pampers....umm I want to say like "night time" pampers?They stay very dry and they're blue on the inside of the diaper. I tried them because sometimes my daughter would leak at night. (she's just a few weeks younger then cohen so she's a size 2)

[@thecookingandcleaningmom5878]

Hope this helps with my 6 week old although she has been doing a little better the past 2 nights.

[@sarahsmith5382]

What is your research and training background?

[@lindzsyslife2355]

I honestly love yr videos Elle, my "baby" is 16 and I still watched it, haha great momma

[@eringiordano6826]

One more question- I might have just missed this in the video. When do you start these methods?

[@lidyawoldetinsae3135]

Wow... u'r a true mom 👍

[@KateyJW]

My 10 month old daughter is getting her eye teeth and has been waking up 5 to 6 times a night. On a good night she STILL gets up twice, I'll have to keep this video in mind for baby #2 (down the road).

[@raedeankendall9169]

You're a very smart lady. I get it now why you call all this "Sleep Training." I was confused when I watched the last video about "Sleep Training." I get it now. Sorry if it sounded like I was picking apart this whole thing in the last video. It was never called "Sleep Training" when I did this with my kids. It was just something seasoned Mommies told new Mommies they should do if they wanted any sleep. The way you put it is so much better. I wouldn't have felt like I was being mean to my kids. Thank you for sharing this. You're a very informative Mommy. I was wondering something though. Who taught you all this? Did you read about it somewhere? Did your Doctor tell you about this? Was it maybe your Dad? I wish I would've known what you know when I was a new Mommy! Would've made things a lot less stressful. Anyhow, I loved this video. Again, thanks for sharing, and dealing with all my questions. Bless you, and your family! Hope you have a wonderful day.

[@KameKroten]

Your way is same with mine :) Love it!! Most training I saw in youtube always force the baby not to eat at night. I couldn't do that.

[@KameKroten]

Ah ye...sorry, it's a language issue. In my country we sometimes called breastfeeding as eating as that is the only thing that a baby eats and drinks. Thank you for reminding me as English is not my first language :)*****

[@marvabrown5809]

This such an helpful video!

[@eringiordano6826]

Your sleep training videos make so much sense! I have a question. The issue I'm having is my 4 week old fighting sleep soooo bad. He has since birth. Anyone have any advice on this? He was a really good sleeper the first couple weeks but the last week or so, he's really kicked it up a notch. The last 3 nights, he's cried/screamed for about an hour while I try to soothe or nurse him. And then even once he falls asleep, sometimes he will wake himself up crying. Neither of us are sleeping very well right now 😩

[@SheilaHer]

Thank you so much! I have a question. How long should infants stay up during the day for every wake?

[@shelzgaskin]

This makes so much sense! Wish id known this before haha my almost 2yo still wont sleep through and is up every couple hours still with the odd good night here or there. Will definitely try this if I ever get enough sleep to try for number 2 hehe thanks for your tips! xx

[@katiann7331]

Hi! Can I start this within the week if my baby will be 3 months soon?

[@CCBeanzzz]

Hey Elle! Have you done an update to this video?

[@sunflowermama4297]

Hey Elle! My daughter is just about 4 months old and she sleeps from 7:30pm-3am, gets a bottle, goes back to bed for an hour, and then is up every 20-30 minutes after that. She's been doing this for months and we're exhausted! We do bath, bottle, book and she puts herself to sleep after we lay her down drowsy. She's a champion sleeper for the first sleep cycle, but has trouble after 3am. What are we doing wrong? Perhaps it's the pacifier that falls out and wakes her? Also, we still have her in our room and would like to keep her with us until closer to a year. Please help!

[@ebonyrenna]

too much stimulation maybe? Or getting too much sleep during the day? I hope things got easier for you!

[@DR053]

Fannie Momma Bee Maybe too much sleep during the day? Over stimulation came to mind as well. Keep everything dull, dark and boring at night. Also, make sure she's going to sleep 100% on her own. This makes babies sleep SO MUCH longer than if you were rocking/feeding her to sleep.

[@vanessagoor2256]

Elle, I have a 4 month old girl and her bed time routine starts at 7pm and she is sleeping by 8pm with minimal tears now. She will usually wake up an hour later... we give her a soother and she will fall back to sleep... should we let her cry it out? Also she is then up at 230am and I breastfeed her at that time but then she is up at 530 sometimes earlier. I don't believe she is hungry. I'm wondering if you would advice me changing her bed time all together to later at night around 10pm or 11pm? Or just keep at it? We have been following your training for about 2 weeks.

[@teachcvt8053]

Well I already do all this since I watched your first sleep video, my little girl just doesn't sleep as long! We usually get 4-5 hour stretch and then 3 hours after that. Hopefully as he gets closer to 3 months he will go 6 hours

[@kimberlysevigne9289]

How did you get rid of the reflux? My baby is 7 weeks old and she can not lay on her back without spitting up.

[@NadiaBertrandVideos]

I loved this video! So helpful!

[@HairTwoHeels]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@Watchandcutgearchannel]

O GOD THANK YOU FOR THIS !!

[@agrepo0]

What do you do when your baby starts standing up? Continue to go in and lay him/her down repeatedly? Our LO does this over and over again.

[@Mohammed0622]

my baby is 4 months old. he was born at the same day with Cohen 22 april. I didnt start the sleep training thing because I am just too weak and I cant let him cry for more than 4 min 😥😥. I have a question does this teach babies how to sleep by their own when they need to sleep no matter what, or when they go thruogh their routine? what if we have a long flight? or we are at someone's hous and we can't do the routine? I am afraid of l.osing control 😫

[@followingmyheart89]

Hey Elle, I always heard babies have a 1 hour sleep cycle but I could be wrong. Where did you hear about the one 4 hour cycle during a day?

[@kalsoombashir2989]

hi Elle i m from where the sleep routine is totally different for babies.like i have one n half year old baby boy and i feed him like three to four times a night and if i dont let him nurse he will screams alot and thats what i cant let him scream...what should i do plz

[@lindachanthabandith2196]

Hi Elle, your sleep training ebook was helpfull. I just started sleep training my 7 wks old baby, what should I do she always wake up around 6:30am before wake time at 8:30am. I feed her so that she can go back to sleep but it put me off the schedule.

[@yadhprz3356]

My baby is 1 month old and he wakes up every two hours to feed .. I want him to sleep longer but his hunger won't him... any tips?

[@clasique234]

Hey Elle, are you still giving tips. I have one question that I desperately need help with please.

[@HeHawaiiAu]

I’m a new dad and it’s been rough I’m gonna try out your method, one question though do you burp after the dream feed?

[@ashleybrown1959]

Duke Ha'o usually you don’t burp after the dream feed. The thought is that they are still pretty asleep and aren’t crying and getting gas. If you can burp without waking them or stirring them then that’s ok too

[@cheri6452]

thanks!!

[@francestownsend4335]

Could you do a video on how you do the bedtime routine with both of your boys when you are home alone? I have two kids and finding it difficult to do the bedtime routine with both when my husband has to work late .

[@HairTwoHeels]

sure!

[@linseyhuffaker2304]

So question.. if I have just fed an overnight feed, baby is passed out and reswaddled, go to lay him down and he audibly poops! Do I lay him down and walk away, wait til he wakes up next. Or unswaddle, change, wake up, and basically have to resoothe him to sleep?

[@FlygirlzKeiko]

I have a question, what if child wakes up during the night crying, like he used to do..should i go to the room comfort him and than go out for 3/5/10 min depends what day of the training is..or wait for 3/5/10 min before i go in to comfort him? Thank you!

[@lucialucia2231]

Hello there, I see migrenes seem to affect you a lot :( Have you tried the Katharina Schroth physiotherapy method? It helps a lot of patients to get rid of migrenes! Good luck and thanks for the update :)

[@MakeItWithMich]

Off topic but I LOVE that shirt! Where's it from?? 😁

[@HairTwoHeels]

it's super old from a local boutique but it's about 7 years old!

[@robinsbranch1161]

I've just found out I am pregnant (first time) not to long ago my husband and I figure I should be about a month and a half along.. Would you do a video on things you wish you new before having your first baby!?

[@robinsbranch1161]

Also, thank you for this video! I plan on trying this once my little one is born!

[@HairTwoHeels]

+Robin's Branch I did a video like this in my getting ready for baby series!

[@robinsbranch1161]

+The Lindquists okay!! Thank you! Going to go look for that and watch it! 😉😀

[@raedeankendall9169]

Go watch it! It's really informative. Elle knows what she's talking about! She takes away all the fear that surrounds you when you're expecting.

[@thehibbfamily4947]

I have a hard time waking my son up! Nothing I do works for more then a few minutes:/

[@vanessabe1111]

Hi Elle! 🌺 Vanessa here... First time mommy with baby girl, Selah 💜 18 days today! (Plzzz H E L P! 🙏🏽) I love your vlogs n fam! Some questions... How do you deal with burping after the business feed? Burping usually takes me 10-20+ min which usually wakes her up even is she fell asleep nursing. Also, do you use a monitor to listen for when baby wakes up or set your alarm to anticipate baby's sleep cycle at say the middle of night feed? Do you swaddle baby? Should I sleep her on her back? First week hubby n I took turns sleeping to watch her (hold her) while she slept. Desperate for sleep but still paranoid about risks of not breathing or choking on a stuck bubble burp.. I've been holding her on my chest as we sleep together in our bed. (Not ideal! Lol) she's been nursing on demand durning night and falls asleep nursing. I'm afraid I'm teaching bad habits but I don't know how to fix. During the day she can't be put down alone without crying and that's prob the most overwhe

[@julabob]

Thanks for this! Could you talk about daytime naps? I've been following the 90 minute slew cycle routine where my 2.5 month old is asleep within 90 min max of waking, and then he usually naps 45 min-3 hours. I do cut him off at 3 hoursusually but don't often have to. He can nap 5 or 6 times a day though if the naps are short. Bed time tends to be 9. Any suggestions for getting the bed time earlier eithout keeping him up for hours during the day? How many naps does Cohen take?

[@lailaalkassabi3933]

How can I get my baby to have naps anywhere ?thank you for this