The Kenai River is known for having some of the largest chinook salmon in the world, Pawluk said. A 1992 study suggested that Kenai River chinook (both sexes) were the largest kings after four years in the ocean â bigger than 43 other chinook stocks sampled in Alaska, British Columbia and the Lower 48 states.
Between 12 and 24 months, most toddlers drop the morning nap but still need a one- to two-hour afternoon snooze. By 2 to 3 years old, most toddlers need just a one-hour afternoon nap, and by 3 to 4 years of age, they will drop the afternoon siesta altogether. As a rule, naptime should be a pleasant oasis in the middle of a busy day and not a time when you have to struggle with your child to get him to fall asleep.
The table below outlines roughly how much sleep toddlers need. These figures are just averages, though. Every child is different, so don't worry if your toddler needs a little more sleep or a little less sleep than shown in this guide. Many toddlers drop one of their naps by about 18 months. But it's fine if your toddler takes a little longer than this. If you think your little one is ready to have just one nap, try putting her down after lunch. That way, she'll be energised for the afternoon, and ready to sleep again at bedtime.