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the poll results indicate that on average children get less sleep during a 24 hour period than recommended by sleep experts infants get 12 7 hours when experts recommend that from 3 11 months they should get 14 15 hours toddlers get 11 7 hours when 12 14 hours are recommended for children aged 1 3 years
Williams's team found that until their second birthday, babies in the study slept an average of 12 to 14 hours during each 24-hour period. By age four that had dropped to about 11 hours of sleep and by age 10, to 10 hours. By age 16, kids were getting an average of about nine hours of sleep per night.The findings suggest most kids' sleep habits are in step with government guidelines.According to the CDC, toddlers should be getting 12 to 14 hours of sleep.he researchers didn't find any differences in the amount of sleep between boys and girls, and only a slight gap between white and Hispanic kids. Hispanic children tended to sleep 19 minutes longer than white children after age nine, but Williams said that difference is too small to matter for individual kids.