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For most young children in a full-day program, a nap or quiet time is a necessary part of the day. Infants are allowed to sleep at their own individual schedules, while toddlers and preschoolers have a rest time after lunch. Lights are dimmed and soft music is played as staff assists children into settling in for a rest.
