FirstWeeksYour baby at 60 weeks: fourteen months of data
Medically-informed · Sources: CDC · Updated June 2026
A patterns week: your logs now hold a story — sleep consolidation, feeding evolution, growth curve — worth a five-minute review.
What’s happening
The sleep shape now
Commonly: one solid night block with occasional molar/leap interruptions and two naps, with the 2→1 nap transition looming somewhere in the next months.
Feeding, matured
Three meals, snacks, milk in cups — the graph from cluster-feeding chaos to this is one of parenting's quiet victories.
The nap-transition preview
When the morning nap starts sabotaging the afternoon one or bedtime, the one-nap era begins — commonly 14–18 months, arriving gradually.
What to do
- Scroll your stats month-view — pattern-spotting is free reassurance
- If naps start fighting each other, nudge the morning nap later by 15-minute steps
- Update the growth chart at every measure
When to check in
A toddler who stops climbing/walking as before, limps, or regresses in energy across days — pediatrician call.
This is exactly what FirstWeeks shows you — matched to your baby
Week 60 guidance, skills to watch, and answers that know your baby’s age and log.
