A Doormat for Nap Time (Or Whenever You Need Peace)

By Dr. Lila Thompson

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In the world of parenting, nothing can be more frustrating than having your little ones disturbed during their precious nap times. It’s a real annoyance when a delivery person knocks just to drop off a package without even waiting for a signature. But what’s even worse? Being interrupted by someone trying to hand you religious literature while your children are trying to sleep.

The ultimate blunder? A random college kid knocking on your door despite a glaring sign that reads “Sleeping Babies Inside—Please Do Not Disturb!” just to pitch an upgrade on my partner’s cable sports channels. Let’s just say it was fortunate for him that I was too tired to chase him off.

If you value the tranquility that nap time brings, or simply wish to avoid door knockers altogether, consider this: a clever doormat. While it might not stop your mother-in-law from barging in unannounced, and my friend June is always welcome (especially since she usually brings coffee), it will likely deter a few of the daytime nuisances.

And if it doesn’t, at least it can spark a conversation.

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In summary, while a doormat can’t guarantee complete peace during nap time, it certainly can help reduce unwanted interruptions and provide a bit of humor in the process. Whether you’re a new parent or a seasoned pro, finding ways to protect your quiet moments is essential.

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