Of the three customer research tools, customer satisfactions surveys, mystery shopping and customer intercepts, mystery shopping is the most revealing and actionable. Shoppers are required to enter their feedback within 24 hours of visiting a company. Most usually log the feedback directly after the visit.
How Many Hours of Sleep Does a Toddler Need? By the time a baby becomes a toddler, she will need 10 to 14 hours of sleep per day. This includes one nap (after 18 months, naps are reduced from two to one) that lasts about one to three hours. Keeping these numbers in mind, a toddler will normally sleep 10 hours or more per night.
Even when you've kissed the morning nap goodbye, your toddler's likely to continue needing her afternoon nap for quite some time. At age 4, more than 50 percent of children are still taking naps. And even though the majority of children (about 70 percent) stop napping at 5 years, 3 in 10 still need a nap at this age. That said, every child is different. Much depends on how many hours your toddler sleeps at night. Toddlers need approximately 12 to 14 hours of sleep in each 24-hour period.