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Napping is sleeping for short periods of time.
Napping in children
Napping in adolescents
Napping in adults
Napping in older adults
See also
- Catnap
- Inemuri
- Polyphasic sleep
- Power-nap
- Segmented sleep
- Siesta
- Sleep onset
- Sleep wake cycle