From 2 to 1 afternoon nap

Stella's mom
Actually, I always only let them have one nap
and consciously kept my daughters awake
because I always thought they'd sleep well in the evening.
Just to be safe, I did that.
So you probably won't get much from my story
but it was always hard keeping them awake in the afternoon despite all the effort to keep them awake.
By 4 o'clock they were already exhausted.
I kept them awake until 7 o'clock.
Then they'd naturally fall asleep right away
and sleep through the whole night.
Their nap was from 10 o'clock to 12 o'clock, half past 1 like that.
If I put them to bed later, they'd wake up later.
That's why I chose that time.

My little boy has been down to one nap since he was 10 months old. But that was pretty abnormal if I hear the stories around me. He just didn't want to sleep anymore. He now sleeps with 16 months usually from 1300-1500.
Why did you cancel one nap? Some children simply need two naps.

He sleeps from 7:30 PM to 8:00 AM now, sometimes even later. Before, it was really bad—he slept from 8:30 PM to 9:00 AM.
He’s not really into sleeping, you know :-). But apparently he doesn’t need it either.

Well, I understand your dilemma. Maybe you could see if the tiredness lessens after a few days. Habit can also play a role.

Mama of Stella, my little princesses are now the oldest is 6, turning 7 at the end of January.
And my second little princess is 5.
I'm now expecting our third little princess
My girls don't wake up on their own during the week. My husband wakes them at 7.
And on weekends or during holidays, they wake up themselves around half past 10 or 10 o'clock.
At the earliest, at quarter past 9.

Hi hi, our daughter is almost 11 months old and only naps once during the day. But if we notice she's tired after that, we give her a power nap of max 15 minutes, then she has dinner, a little playtime (half an hour), bath time, and once downstairs she gets, for example, some Bambix, then plays again (15-30 minutes), brushes her teeth, reads a book, and goes to bed.