A child doesn't want to go to bed

If the child is healthy, has no teething, no growth spurt, is full and has a comfortable environment for falling asleep and sleep then it's worth looking at the daily routine.

The most common cause of resistance to bedtime is an excessive or insufficient amount of awake time.

If your baby is calm during the bedtime routine but starts crying when he or she falls asleep then it’s worth trying to increase the awake time.

If he or she is crying and resisting during the bedtime routine and when putting him or her to the bed then it is necessary to reduce the awake time.

In order to get your baby to sleep more quickly, you need to reduce the awake time 10-15 minutes each day until he or she falls asleep peacefully in 10-20 minutes.

A child should be in a quiet environment with dim lights before the bedtime.

The favorable time to put your baby to bed at night is from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

References

https://www.sleepfoundation.org/baby-sleep/when-do-babies-sleep-through-night
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002392.htm
https://www.sleepfoundation.org/how-sleep-works
Марк Вайсблут — "Здоровый сон – счастливый ребенок". Издательство: Альпина нон-фикшн. ISBN: 978-5-9614-3583-2. Год выпуска: 2014. Язык: Русский. 640 стр.
Мадлен Дени  — "Сон вашего ребенка (сборник)". Издательство: Клевер-Медиа-Групп. ISBN: 978-5-91982-202-8. Год издания: 2013. Язык: Русский. 192 стр.

All recommendations, articles and other content of the baby sleep diary app are intended for physically and mentally healthy children without developmental disabilities and are for information purposes only. Always follow your doctor's recommendations and prescriptions. If your child is experiencing sleep problems, reflecting the presence of any disease, most often neurological, you should contact your doctor.