Nap after learning helps toddlers
Sleep plays a vital role in memory and learning, whether you’re an infant, toddler, child, teen or adult. Infants and preschoolers who took naps soon after learning something were better able to generalize after sleep than those who did not take a nap.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/275249.php
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