thanks for the rec!

I am thinking like Claire Kohda's WOMAN EATING but the child doesn't have to be a vampire too.
(I liked this book)
www.goodreads.com/book/show/58...

before you ask our enemy was Lee Rimesnap, a fairy with this as his icon.

He had it coming.

Magis Sword has been getting a lot of play at my ttrpg table, also John Carpenter in general.

music.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyHf...

Sasza*

I liked how Sassa being a vampire from a vampire empire was just a fact and not the key surprise to the story. It let the story focus more on the political chicanery (and the sex).

I would put her down in a safe spot with a toy or two. Usually this was her crib. Then she got out of her crib and it became her room. Maybe do something quiet to show that it is quiet time, and then walk away for a short amount of time, 30 min or so.
I am not an expert so do what's best for you.

Good luck! My kid also stopped napping early into being a toddler. It's also about when I instituted Quiet Time, aka You Don't Have to Nap but You Have to Play Quietly so I Get a Break.

with jelly bites????!