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Quiet Time: 1942

February 1942. "Midday nap. Nursery school of Farm Security Administration camp at Harlingen, Texas." 35mm negative by Arthur Rothstein. View full size.

February 1942. "Midday nap. Nursery school of Farm Security Administration camp at Harlingen, Texas." 35mm negative by Arthur Rothstein. View full size.

 

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Ah, the memories

I can clearly remember having a canvas-covered frame like this for sleep time in my first year at school as a four-year-old in the UK. I don't remember having a blanket or cover of any kind though. This doesn't seem to happen with kids these days except in nursery facilities which is why my four-year-old goddaughter is always so tired by bedtime.

Opie is awake

If you told me that this was Ron Howard as a kid, I wouldn't argue.

Always one

I suspect in just about every daycare, there is that one child who won't fall asleep during naptime.

Do kids still take naps like this in the USA?

I ask, because at my son's day care in Russia the kids sleep from noon to 3.

Life of Riley

When I was in half-day afternoon kindergarten in 1953, we had nap time. However, we had to bring in our own rugs and sleep on the hardwood floor. One of the girls (probably a future hippie) brought in a bedspread, which resulted in commune-style napping.

40 years later

I was having MY naptime in Harlingen!

Luxury

Jazzy beds for a nap. At my kindergarten we had to sleep on plastic mats. I can still remember the smell.

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