Here is the ideal sleep schedule for a baby. So 6-8 months old, they really need about 3-3 ½ hours of sleep during the day over the course of 3 naps, 11 hours at night. So let's say they go to bed at 7-7:30. That's the typical window, again every baby's different. But that's really a nice average. And then they sleep through with a feeding, without a feeding, depending on your baby. And they wake up somewhere between 6 and 7:30, which is really an average wake up for the day window. And then they have their morning nap about an hour and half, two hours after wake up in the morning. So maybe it's somewhere between 8 and 9:30, depending on when they woke up. You really don't want a morning nap before 8 a.m. And then the next nap happens 2-3 hours after the next nap. So asleep within 3 hours. So if they woke up at 10, they're going to bed within 12 and 1 o'clock in the afternoon. And then if they have a decent nap, maybe an hour and half hopefully in the afternoon, that's still going to be a long window to bedroom So they're going to need a third little, what I call a bonus nap, something to help them get to 7 o'clock without falling apart and running on vapor. So even if that third little bonus nap has to be in the carrier or in a stroller, or if you're picking up other kids in the car, it's okay. It's okay. As long as they have that so they can make it to bedroom. That's the typical schedule for a 6-8 month old.