How long should wake windows be?
Use age‑appropriate wake windows
Follow typical ranges and adjust based on your baby’s cues and fussiness.
Syncing wake windows with Raffy’s cues changed everything.
Wake windows are the time between waking and when you begin the sleep routine. Typical ranges are 0–3 months: 45–90 minutes, 3–6 months: 1.5–2.5 hours, 6–12 months: 2.5–3.5 hours, and 12–18 months: 3–4 hours. Use these as a starting point and adjust to your baby’s cues.
Try tonight
- Time from wake to starting your Raffy routine.
- Adjust up/down depending on fuss.
- Observe how sleep onset improves.
What parents say
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Comforter ★★★★★
My 5month old little one loves her Raffy the Fawn, helps her with sleep time and also as a comforter in general. When she wakes up in the middle of the night, I play the lullaby and she easily falls back asleep. She also loves to hold Raffy and play with him during awake time.
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Our 8 month old was always a good sleeper, but started having difficulty settling himself when he woke overnight… We purchased Bandit and after a gradual introduction he now absolutely loves him. He cuddles in to him when he's in his cot and it has definitely helped in getting him back to sleep overnight. Using the white noise has been a wonderful calming feature too.