User Posts: Zach Davis
How much bigger is a king than a queen? This is the question we will seek to answer in this post of King vs. Queen. If you’re considering buying a new bed, ...
Have you ever wondered about whether or not we need pillows at all? Some people believe that they are indispensable, and use multiple pillows at night. Others ...
Sleep is one of the essential parts of life and a healthy body, in addition to nutrition and physical activity. Unfortunately, a relatively large portion of ...
Disclaimer: Zach Davis is not a trained doctor, sleep counsellor, or medical professional. The information on this post is based on facts, and ...
Will the King vs. Cal King debate end anytime soon?When it comes to a King-sized bed, or a California King-sized bed, do you know the difference? If ...
When it comes to treatment, the first priority is to address the basic fundamental need of the human body which is movement. Movement is the primary means ...
Snoring is the most common sleep disorder, classified as Upper Airway Obstructive Disorder, afflicting 45 percent of Americans normal adults, and 25 percent ...
We all agree, snoring is so disgusting. I'll admit I used to snore so badly. Badly that my partner not only complained, but also thought I had sleep apnea.Just ...
Nothing starts your day off better than getting a good night's sleep. And if you’re one of the estimated 70 percent of people who sleep on their sides buying ...
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Hello Barc777,
Sorry for the condition and I’m glad you have read and shared your thoughts. As per this article, #6 is the main reason. All the same, as times change and you probably may not be around the alert person(s) all the time, then you can gradually and over time train yourself to have your head uncovered as you sleep. It’s gonna do you a lot of good.
Keep it http://www.sleepholic.com for more of great content and reviews related to sleep and relevant items.
Regards.
These wearable blankets for kids are meant for sleeping in. It’s clearly unsafe to want to be walking in them, especially for kids.
No worry. Have you checked out our Mattress reviews?
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Cheers!
Hello, we have updated this article, and it may have a bit more content that tries to address some of the concerns shared of late.
Meanwhile, we encourage you to continue wearing your masks, just as the health experts have been advising.
However, there are various types of masks already in the market, and some are easier on the airflow, than others. One needs to go and get a mask that feels quite comfortable when breathing, but at the same time not compromising on the quality, as the mask is needed to serve the purpose of preventing the transmission of the Coronavirus.
I have personally tried out a variety of masks, and found one that is quite comfortable on me.
I may not recommend you to get any of them, but for sure you’ll find it if you try out a few samples in the market.
It’s quite a worry, but as for the face masks, you can try and limit wearing them to when you’re interacting with people, and while in public places. While in-house, you can put them to rest. It is advisable.
Hi Max,
It is human to always cover one’s head while sleeping. All the same, you might want to try ‘wearable blankets’ and see if they could help, in that your fore-face isn’t really fully covered.
We have reviewed some of them in the updated version of this article.
Hi Lisa, are you able to share the actual location you’re at? That way it’s easier to find out.
Hello Tracey,
Kindly run a search on ‘CPAP hose cover’ and see if the results are close to what you’re looking for.
Hello Tammy,
Thanks for your feedback. We are glad you found this piece of information useful.
Be sure to visit our site in general for further sleep tips, hacks and reviews on accessories.
Be sure to share the same within your social channels.
Cheers!
Hello Stacy and we really empathize with your predicament.
Have you considered using bedding materials that are lighter on your upper quarter as you sleep?
A light sheet (if the conditions are favorable), would be great as it won’t have much interference even if you covered your head.
You may also consider some form of pegs that hold your blanket in a certain position while you sleep, such that you aren’t likely to cover your head. The ideal peg should be firm enough to deliver as desired.
Above all, training yourself to do away with the habit would help, and as you grow, you may gradually outgrow the habit.
Be sure to visit https://sleepholic.com/ to drink from our https://sleepholic.com/education/ on everything around sleep, accessories, and a lot more. Cheers!
Really sorry for that. This is why we need to create enough awareness, and be optimistic that this, among many other conditions that have been ignored over the years, get to capture the attention they require, and ultimately the remedies be forthcoming.
HI Janna,
Thanks for passing by. Surely we’ve tried to explore the link between chiropractic care and sleep quality and we believe it is an underutilized way to enhance your nap.