Smartwatches are also known as wearables. They are increasingly the norm among individuals concerned with sleep and health. The smart watches have...
Mind the what?
What to do when your baby is not sleeping?
Babies really do sleep a lot! Feel free to count around 16 hours a night. That makes sense because the little brain is in full development. During...
Lavender and sleep: what does the science say and what to look out for?
What does lavender do for your sleep according to science? Lavender, particularly Lavandula angustifolia, has been known for centuries for its...
Light therapy: how does it work and what does the science say?
Light therapy is a science-based treatment that is gaining recognition for addressing psychological and sleep-related disorders. In this article, we...
What does winter time mean for your sleep?
Every year, at the end of October, we turn the clock back one hour and switch to winter time. For some this means an extra hour of sleep, for others...
The relationship between diet and sleep: influence on our sleep and sleep quality
Sleep and nutrition are closely linked. What you eat, when you eat and even what nutritional supplements you take can all play a role in how well...
Orthosomnia: obsession with perfect sleep?
Orthosomnia: when striving for perfect sleep keeps you awake Times are changing. Where for years we were encouraged to get everything out of our...
Sleep like a pro! What we learn from IKEA’s new sleep report 2025
Are you another person who would rather crawl under the wool early than go out? Then you are in good company! According to the new IKEA Sleep Report...
Brake sleep & deep sleep: essential for a healthy brain!
Why deep sleep and brake sleep are so important for a healthy brain We all know that sleep is good for us, but a new article from The New York Times...
Powernap tips for the perfect afternoon nap
What if we told you that a cup of coffee and a short nap together can provide a powerful burst of energy? The concept of the "coffee nap" is gaining...








