Finally, they had to beach the boat to haul the fish out of the water, she said. Before that day, the largest salmon Les had landed in 16 years of fishing was a 63-pounder, and while he recognized this king as bigger, he didn't immediately consider it a world record contender.
I Don't Wanna Nap!. Is your child really ready to give up his daytime snooze? Not yet -- but it may be time to tweak his routine. Even if your child is starting to say no to naps, it doesn't mean she's ready to quit them cold turkey -- kids' napping needs are in flux until around age 5.
The experts unanimously agree on the average child's need to nap and on a napping schedule: Newborns sleep as much and as long as they need to. Between 4 and 12 months, babies move to two naps a day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, each ranging from 20 minutes to three hours.In their second year, most toddlers go down for one two-hour nap in the middle of the day, and by their third birthdays, some will have given up naps entirely.razelton's view. At this age it's fine to give up naps entirely if your toddler doesn't need or want one. If he does still need a rest during the day, make sure it's not after 3 p.m., as that will break up his activity cycle and cut down on his need for sleep at night.