Many three-year-olds drop the nap and sleep 10 to 13 hours at night.
About 6 to 7 hours awake between sleeps.
0 to 1 nap a day.
Wake around 7am, alternate roughly 6 to 7 hours awake with naps, aim for 10 to 13 hours total sleep, bedtime near 7pm.
2 milk feeds plus solid meals.
Every baby is different. These are typical ranges for healthy, full-term babies, not targets. The easiest way to know your baby's normal is to track a couple of weeks and look at the pattern.
Thungu is a baby-tracking bot, not medical advice. If you're worried about feeding, weight, sleep, or development, talk to your pediatrician.