Transition-focused onboarding
Review age, current nap count, recurring sleep signals, typical wake time, bedtime, and the pace that fits your family.
NapLadder focuses on the difficult stretch when a baby may be ready to move from 4 to 3, 3 to 2, or 2 to 1 naps. It is a planning and diary tool—not a sound player, monitor, medical device, or substitute for a clinician.
A shared plan for a changing day
Flexible wake windows
See today’s suggested nap windows and protected bedtime. The plan moves gradually rather than forcing a sudden schedule change.
Transition diary
Start, finish, or manually add naps, record night wakes and bedtime, and use what actually happened to inform the next day.
Private Care Circle
Prepare a concise handoff and, if you choose, share the latest version through a private Apple iCloud invitation.
Quick help
Why is my plan changing?
NapLadder uses the transition and pace selected during onboarding together with your diary. A transition is not proven by one difficult day, so review the pattern and use the plan as a flexible suggestion.
Why did reminders not appear?
Open iOS Settings → Notifications → NapLadder and allow notifications. Reminders are scheduled on your device and can also be turned off in NapLadder Settings.
Why is Care Circle unavailable?
Care Circle requires an available iCloud account, iCloud Drive, and network access. The owner prepares the invitation and controls the private Apple sharing sheet. Public sharing is disabled.
How do I restore or cancel Premium?
Use Restore Purchases in NapLadder Settings. Manage or cancel an active subscription in iOS Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions. Deleting NapLadder does not cancel a subscription.
How do I switch languages?
Open Settings → Language inside NapLadder. The app includes 32 languages and updates visible app copy immediately after selection.
Still need help?
Email support@shortsblink.com with “NapLadder” in the subject. Include your iOS/iPadOS version, NapLadder version, and the steps that led to the issue. Do not email a child’s full name, precise sleep history, health information, or private Care Circle note.