@808Ruben,

From what I can tell, the main reason that something like this occurs is the result of your time not being correctly updated.

Try navigating to Advanced > System > Language and Time to ensure the router time is accurate. You may also update the time by connecting to the NTP server, rather than setting the time manually.

Make sure that no wireless schedule is set, even if not during the time where the issues are experienced. 

Lastly, try disabling the reboot schedule if one is set.

Do you know if this occurs to both wireless bands, both 2.4 and 5ghz? If not, its possible that you are using a DFS channel for your 5Ghz network which is causing the disconnect.

Have you been able to check the router logs after the Wi-Fi is disabled to see if the logs list what may have caused the router to stop broadcasting?

  @808Ruben,

LOL you're not the first user who had a kid that was wreaking havoc with their network :)

I did add an internal feature request to add a setting that would disable the use of the buttons on the device for cases like this. Thanks for the Idea! Hopefully, it will be considered for a future firmware update.