
Sleep Practices: Creating a Tranquil Bedtime Routine
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If healthy living is your goal, you can’t neglect sleep hygiene. Sleep (or the lack thereof) can affect cognitive functioning, mood, mental health, heart health, and metabolic health. Getting a good night’s sleep can keep you from getting into workplace and vehicle accidents as well.
Poor sleep has been associated with disease, diabetes, obesity, hypertension, cancer, and more - so it’s in our best interest to get the right amount and quality of sleep every night.
Bad sleep habits can look like:
- Taking your phone to bed and watching Netflix until 3 AM
- Doing an aerobic workout at the gym just before bedtime
- Allowing too much light into your room
- Going into your room too much
Here’s my question: what’s something you can do tonight to make your room a more pleasant and welcoming place to sleep?
Quote of the Week
“The best bridge between despair and hope is a good night’s sleep.” - E. Joseph Cossman
Mindful Living Tip
Your nights will be better spent counting sheep than recounting personal failures. (In my experience, anxiety is all too happy to take the place of a good night’s rest!)
Here’s how to coax sleep into becoming your new best friend:
Here’s to better rest and happier homes!
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Author Bio
This piece was written for Flowering Phoenix by Jennifer Wallace, a writer and homeschooling mom who loves beauty and creativity.