Pre-made daily routines for two kids close in age. Pick the one closest to your kids' ages, see how the day actually flows, then sign up to customize and track it live.
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2 under 2 isn't one schedule — it's at least two, split by nap count. The harder two-nap version (~15–20 months) and the more predictable one-nap version (~20 months–2.5 years), on one page.
View scheduleWhen both kids are past the newborn stage (e.g. 14 months and 26 months), nap syncing becomes more achievable and the schedule gets easier.
View scheduleWhen one kid naps twice a day and the other naps once, full overlap isn't realistic yet — but a partial-overlap schedule still buys you real downtime.
View scheduleOnce the older one starts fighting or skipping naps, the goal shifts from "same nap" to quiet time that runs alongside the younger one's real nap.
View scheduleHow to structure naps for a 3-month-old on a 4-nap routine and a toddler on a 1-nap routine. Maximize overlapping sleep windows.
View scheduleHow to manage infant twins alongside an older toddler — daily schedule, double wake windows, feeding organization, and sleep safety tactics.
View scheduleWhy staggering bedtime usually beats putting both kids down at once, how big a gap to leave, and what to do with the second child while the first one settles.
View scheduleWhen there's no nap overlap to find — sample routines for a newborn and preschooler whether the older child is home all day or in school part-time.
View scheduleAbout these templates
Every schedule here is a starting point — not a prescription. Your kids will follow their own version of any routine. These templates give you a realistic structure to begin with, then Sibling Stack helps you adapt based on what actually happens day to day.