A concerned grandmother provides free childcare for her 15-month-old granddaughter three mornings a week. The parents, who work from home, insist on no morning naps to ensure a longer afternoon nap, but the grandmother disagrees, seeing sleep deprivation as harmful. She fears confronting the parents might reduce her contact with her granddaughter. Amy advises the grandmother to let the child nap when needed, as rested babies are generally happier and sleep better. If the parents insist on their schedule and decide to replace her, they can find another caregiver. Additionally, a reader commented humourously on the idea of a higher power having a sense of humour, referencing the creation of camels.
Grandma Providing Childcare Resists Son’s Request to Skip Morning Nap
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