CeddieSleeps

Smarter sleep for babies,
better sleep for parents

Morning wake
logged
6:30 AM
Ceddie’s note
A full night behind you both.
The first nap comes about an hour and three quarters after waking. Start winding down when the first yawns show.
Nap 1
ongoing
8:15 AM – 9:20 AM · 1h 5m
Ceddie’s note
First nap of the day.
Morning naps at this age are often the steadiest. An hour or so here sets up the rest of the day nicely.
Nap 2
up next
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM · 1h 30m
Ceddie’s note
The midday nap is the long one.
After a shorter first nap, this is the stretch that does the heavy lifting. An hour and a half here leaves the afternoon plenty of room.
Nap 2
ongoing
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM · 1h 30m
Ceddie’s note
The midday nap is the long one.
After a shorter first nap, this is the stretch that does the heavy lifting. An hour and a half here leaves the afternoon plenty of room.
Nap 3
up next
2:15 PM – 3:05 PM · 50m
Ceddie’s note
A lighter afternoon nap.
Afternoon sleep tends to run shorter, and about 50 minutes is plenty. It keeps the evening from stretching too long.
Nap 3
ongoing
2:15 PM – 3:05 PM · 50m
Ceddie’s note
A lighter afternoon nap.
Afternoon sleep tends to run shorter, and about 50 minutes is plenty. It keeps the evening from stretching too long.
Nap 4
cat napup next
4:45 PM – 5:10 PM · 25m
Ceddie’s note
A quick catnap to bridge to bedtime.
Around 25 minutes takes the edge off the late afternoon without pushing bedtime later.
Nap 4
cat napongoing
4:45 PM – 5:10 PM · 25m
Ceddie’s note
A quick catnap to bridge to bedtime.
Around 25 minutes takes the edge off the late afternoon without pushing bedtime later.
Bedtime
up next
6:45 PM
Ceddie’s note
An early bedtime tonight.
After a short catnap and a long day, an earlier bedtime helps head off an overtired evening. Start the wind-down about half an hour before.
Bedtime
settling
6:45 PM
Ceddie’s note
An early bedtime tonight.
After a short catnap and a long day, an earlier bedtime helps head off an overtired evening. Start the wind-down about half an hour before.
Night
ongoing
6:45 PM – 6:30 AM · 11h 45m
Ceddie’s note
The night is underway.
Night wakes are normal at this age. Log any that happen, and the morning starts from the night as it really went.

Stop guessing when your baby will sleep next, or whether to wake them. Ceddie tracks your baby's naps and night sleep, builds a schedule that adapts as the day unfolds, and tells you why.

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5.0 on the App Store6 ratings

Highly rec!

“…got us back on track after traveling to a different time zone!”

COLizzie, September 26, 2026

Lifesaver

“…it came in SUPER handy once we started daycare and worked on managing dropping our 3rd nap.”

jj spaceship, September 11, 2026

Takes the mystery out of infant sleep

“This app is like having a sleep consultant in your pocket.”

aduchacek, July 27, 2026

The 3 a.m. problem

It's 3 a.m. Your baby is awake, bright-eyed, not going back down. You ticked every box: the nap times, the wake windows, the bedtime the chart said.

A rigid schedule can tell you what's supposed to happen. It can't see the day that actually happened: the long contact nap, the early morning wake-up, the wind-down that ran short because someone was at the door. None of it makes it into a static plan, and all of it shapes how the night goes.

Every baby's rhythm shifts day to day, week to week, and again with every growth spurt. Ceddie starts from the other end: your baby first, the schedule second.

Read our approach →

Four taps from bleary-eyed to one step ahead.

  1. 01

    Log a sleep

    Tap when your baby drifts off, tap when they wake. That's the whole job.

  2. 02

    See the schedule

    Ceddie lays out the whole day ahead: each nap, its wind-down, and a realistic bedtime. And when real life happens, the schedule reworks itself around what your baby actually did.

  3. 03

    Ask Ceddie

    Wondering about a short nap or an early morning? Ask in your own words and get an answer about your baby, not babies in general.

  4. 04

    See the trends

    Insights turns logged sleeps into patterns you can actually see: what's working and what's changing. It also coaches you through the big shifts, like moving from three naps to two.

A look inside

The schedule reworks itself around what your baby actually did.
Ceddie's Today screen: the day's ring and timeline, and the next nap with its times and Ceddie's note explaining why it sits there
A schedule that explains itself.
Ask Ceddie answering a parent's question about moving bedtime earlier after a short second nap
Ask Ceddie anything about their sleep.
Settings, Schedule: the four schedule modes, Just log, Fixed schedule, Flexible schedule and Ceddie's schedule, with Ceddie's schedule selected
Four ways to schedule your day.
Today asking whether the baby is with a parent whose phone is now in Amsterdam, eight hours ahead of Denver
Travel without losing the thread.
A night sleep in progress with its live timer, two logged night wakes, and the expected morning wake
Knows when morning starts.
Insight cards about midday naps getting longer and two settled nights in a row
See what's working.
The Daily Rhythm chart: thirty days of naps and night sleep side by side
Watch their rhythm take shape.
The nap transition card: signs of moving from three naps to two, and what Ceddie does about it
Ready for the next nap transition.

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A schedule that meets your day, not the other way around.

Ceddie's schedule isn't a rigid timetable. It's a sensible schedule grounded in published sleep research, shaped by what's actually happened today, and recalculated whenever something changes. Naps run long, mornings start early, bedtimes shift. Ceddie reworks the rest of the day around what's real, so the math doesn't have to live in your head.

Every nap, wind-down, and bedtime suggestion comes with a short note explaining the reasoning, so you can decide whether it fits the day you're actually having and adjust if it doesn't.

Rather set the times yourself? Choose a Fixed schedule with your own wake-up, naps, and bedtime, or a Flexible one: pick the number of naps and one time to hold, bedtime or wake-up, and Ceddie plans the rest of the day around them.

Traveling? Log a sleep from a new time zone and Ceddie asks whether your baby is there with you. Say yes, and the schedule moves to the local clock, easing your baby toward it day by day after a big time change.

How Ceddie thinks about sleep →

Built at 3 a.m., by parents who needed it.

We're Frank and Amanda, partners and parents of Cedric, a small boy whose sleep gave us a challenge we couldn't shake. Nothing out there fit the way babies actually sleep, so we built the thing we wished existed. We're a little obsessed with getting it right.

About Ceddie →

1,800+ sleeps logged by real families

Simple pricing. Ceddie is free to download. Set up your baby, and see the first schedule Ceddie builds, before you decide. Every family gets a 7-day free trial, on either plan. After that it's $69.99/year, under $6 a month, or $9.99 month to month. One subscription covers everyone caring for your baby.