We’d like to let you in on a helpful way to think about buying the best mattress for your child. It comes down to 4 things. We like to think of it as the FAST checklist. Feel, Age, Support and Total (of your budget). It’s quick to read and will hopefully help you make the final decision about which mattress to choose for your child. 1. Feel How the mattress feels is quite important so it's always a good idea to take your child with you when you're buying a new mattress for them. They probably w .....
Now that your child is at secondary school and starting to become independent, you probably think the sleepless nights for them (and you) are over. Unfortunately that might not be the case! As your child grows into a teenager, they have a whole new set of problems that may affect their sleep. If your teenagers are having trouble sleeping here are 5 sleep problems that might be to blame, and a few ideas on how you can try to help them get a better sleep. 1. Too much device time These days, ever .....
If your bedroom feels like it’s only slightly larger than a shoebox, don’t worry - it’s possible to make your small bedroom look bigger. And it doesn’t involve a television rescue team coming in to knock down walls or add a mezzanine! All you need is a bit of imagination and a few tricks. Read our 5 tips below to discover great ways to make your small bedroom look and feel like a spacious oasis. #1 Remove clutter Keep items in your small bedroom to a minimum. If you can, opt for one bedside ta .....
1. Randy Gardner is the holder of the record for the longest period a human has intentionally gone without sleep, not using stimulants. He stayed awake for 264.4 hours (11 days 24 minutes). 2. Records for voluntary sleep deprivation are no longer kept by the Guinness World Records because of concerns for the health and safety of the participants. 3. Clinophobia (or somniphobia) is an intense, irrational fear of going to sleep. 4. It's impossible to tell if someone is really awake without clos .....
When it comes to decorating a kid’s bedroom there is only one rule, which is: have fun! Most kids don’t want a bedroom that’s full of grandma’s old bedroom furniture or a room that features beige walls because that way the marks won’t be so noticeable. Kids want a room they can play in. Hang out in. Create in. Feel good in. So if you want your kids to enjoy being in their bedroom, you need to create a bedroom they actually want to spend time in. Of course not everyone has a huge budget to hire .....