Three-year-old Betty takes a nap of 1 hour each day at her day care center, but she has difficulty falling asleep at night at home. Despite this, the teacher should maintain the same nap schedule for Betty.

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Consistency in nap schedules is generally beneficial, but if a child experiences difficulty falling asleep at night, adjustments to the nap schedule, such as shortening or eliminating the nap, may be necessary to better align with the child's overall sleep needs and patterns.

Three-Year-Old Betty Takes a Nap of 1 Hour Each Day