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How Much Sleep Does A Five-Year-Old Need? | Sleep Rules

Most five-year-olds need 10–13 hours of sleep in 24 hours, including naps, to keep mood, growth, and learning on track.

Most 9-month-olds need 12–16 hours of total sleep per 24 hours, usually about 11–12 at night plus 2–3 hours of daytime naps.

Most three-year-olds need 10–13 hours of sleep in 24 hours, including naps, to stay well-rested.

Most two-year-olds need 11–14 hours of total daily sleep, including a daytime nap.

For the human body, adults need 7–9 hours nightly, teens 8–10, school-age 9–12, and infants much more, with steady, good-quality sleep.

Most bodybuilders progress on 7–9 hours per night; bump to 9–10 during heavy blocks or when fatigue builds.

Most one-year-olds need 11–14 hours of total daily sleep, including night sleep and 1–2 daytime naps.

A 7-month-old usually sleeps 12–16 hours in 24 hours, with 10–12 hours at night and 2–4 hours across 2–3 naps.

Most 8-month-olds need about 13–14 hours in 24 hours—10–12 hours at night plus 2–4 hours across 2–3 naps.

Most 3-year-olds need 10–13 hours of sleep in 24 hours, usually 10–12 hours at night plus a 1–2 hour nap.