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Sleep FAQs

1st February 2022 by Sam Leave a Comment

We were proud to work with Dr Hillary Jones recently to be featured in his Live to 100 magazine which is available through news outlets across the UK as well as online (click here for latest edition).  Working with our sleep expert Dr Neil Stanley, we pulled together this sleep FAQ and were keen to share it with you here.  Hope it helps you sleep well.

 

  1. In what way can the quality of my sleep affect my health?

More than half of Britons say stress or worry keeps them awake at night, and a third of adults in the UK have taken medication in an attempt to relieve sleeping problems.  A third! However, the cost of all those sleepless nights is more than just bad moods and a lack of focus. Regular poor sleep puts you at risk of serious medical conditions, including obesity, heart disease and diabetes. Sleep debt is such a huge issue in today’s society due to our “always on” lifestyles and people are now waking up to the benefits of a great night’s sleep.

 

  1. What are the main factors that can disrupt my sleep?

Take a look at your lifestyle to see if there are things that may be causing your sleep disruption.  These could be your diet, exercise patterns (or lack of exercise) and your sleeping environment.  Is your room too hot or too cold? Do you have a partner that disrupts your sleep? Are you stressed and find that your worries are stopping you from nodding off? Then consider your sleep schedule.  Ideally you would enjoy a regular relaxing bedtime routine that allows your mind to unwind and you will be going to bed and getting up at the same time, even at the weekends.

 

  1. How many hours of sleep should I be getting per night?

The Sleep Council says the recommended sleep for 18-65 year olds is seven to nine hours a night.  Some people need more, some less.  The real sign of whether or not you are getting enough sleep is if you feel tired in the day. Worryingly, the average UK person is under sleeping by at least an hour a night.  We’re a tired bunch and it’s really impacting our health and wellbeing!

 

  1. What measures can I take to make sure I’m getting the right amount of sleep every night?

There isn’t a one size fits all solution to sleeping.  Find out what works for you and try to establish a bedtime routine.  These three key elements will really help you get your eight a night:

 

  1. A Quiet Mind

The number one essential for getting to sleep is a quiet mind. If you find yourself tossing and turning at night with a head full of worry, get up and only go back to bed when you feel tired. Try writing down what is worrying you in a journal before bed to give your mind permission to switch off and pick things back up in the morning.

 

  1. A Relaxed Body

Try to find ways to help you relax in the evening.  It could be by enjoying a warm milk drink, having a long soak in the bath or by snuggling up with a great book.  Trying deep breathing practices can also help you relax and prepare your mind and body for sleep.

 

  1. A Bedroom For Sleeping

The bedroom should be a sanctuary reserved for sleep.   Somewhere not too hot or cold – the ideal temperature should be around 16-18°C (60-65°F). Your bedroom should be pleasant and relaxing with fresh air and blackout curtains.  Invest in a high quality and comfortable bed and go for the biggest one you can fit in your bedroom.

 

  1. Recently, I’ve been struggling to fall asleep. What can I do?

One of the most important things you can do is to establish a regular, relaxing bedtime routine. When we were younger most of us had an established bedtime routine.  Now, many of us work late and fall into bed far later than planned, with no thought for a bedtime routine. Creating this sleep routine will signal to the body that it is time for sleep and will allow you to put the stresses and worries of the day behind you.  What you do just before you go to sleep directly affects the quality and duration of your sleep.

 

  1. Does what I eat and drink throughout the day affect the quality of my sleep?

We know that certain foods and drinks can interfere with sleep, the most obvious ones being caffeine and alchohol. A heavy meal close to bedtime may make you less comfortable when you settle down for your night’s rest. At the same time, going to bed hungry can be just as disruptive to sleep as going to bed too full. Enjoying a light meal a good few hours before you plan to sleep should set you up for the best chance of getting a good night’s rest.

 

  1. Is napping during the day disrupting my sleeping schedule?

Whilst naps will never make up for a poor night’s sleep, a short nap of just 20-30 minutes can help pep you up, both improving your performance and reducing the number of mistakes you’re likely to make during the day if you’re overtired. Psychologically, a nap also feels like a ‘treat’, providing much needed respite from a stressful day and improving your overall sense of wellbeing.

However the best way to get a good night’s sleep is to be awake during the day.  It sounds obvious but sleeping in late and excessive napping will play havoc with your sleep patterns.

 

  1. Are there any products available on the market that can help me have a better night’s sleep?

Sleep Well is made from three simple and nutritious ingredients associated with a good night’s sleep: pure wholesome Jersey milk, honey and valerian.  Because of its relaxing ingredients, Sleep Well helps to calm you down. It’s perfect for those nights you really need to sleep but your brain won’t switch off. Drinking Sleep Well thirty minutes before you want to sleep can help you wind down and have a restful night.  Delicious drunk warm or cold, Sleep Well is available in handy 200 ml ‘sip and sleep’ cartons.

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Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: bed, bedtime, bedtime routine, dream, dreaming, environment, exercise, insomnia, Melatonin, nap, napping, sleep, sleep routine, Sleep Well, stress, sweet dreams

The Good Sleep Habit

1st February 2022 by Sam Leave a Comment

What you do before snuggling down for the night directly affects the quality of your sleep. It’s critically important that you get into a routine, for both your physical and mental health.

How to Create a Good Sleep habit in 30 days

If you do the same thing every day for 30 days, it soon becomes a habit.

Your bedtime routine should include:

  • 🌜Sticking to the same bedtime hours
  • 🌜Getting ready for the next day the night before to reduce stress
  • 🌜Switching off tech an hour before bedtime
  • 🌜Having a warm milky drink
  • 🌜Write a journal to calm your mind
  • 🌜Make your room as dark as possible

Download: Get The Good Sleep Habit

30 Top Tips for helping you relax and prepare for sleep:

  • 🌜Set a time for bed
  • 🌜Prep your breakfast
  • 🌜Keep it loose
  • 🌜Have a warm milky drink
  • 🌜Check the forecast
  • 🌜Tidy up
  • 🌜Write a journal
  • 🌜Get ready for tomorrow
  • 🌜Write a To Do list
  • 🌜Wipe off the day
  • 🌜Turn the lights down
  • 🌜Plan to be active
  • 🌜Keep it quiet
  • 🌜Colour it in
  • 🌜Draw the curtains
  • 🌜Go to the loo
  • 🌜Be grateful
  • 🌜Fill your memory jar
  • 🌜Set an alarm
  • 🌜Pamper yourself
  • 🌜Spritz your pillow
  • 🌜Read a book
  • 🌜Have a bubble bath
  • 🌜Check the temperature
  • 🌜Brush your hair
  • 🌜Switch off tech
  • 🌜Listen to calming music
  • 🌜Breathe deeply
  • 🌜Practice mindfulness
  • 🌜Stretch it out

For all the details on our Top 30 Tips, download: Get Ready for Bed 30 Top Tips

Finally, you can also download our handy sleep tracker so you can keep an eye on how you’re doing. We’d love to hear your sleep stories. Tag @sleepwellmilk and #bedtimehabit and we’ll find you on social.

Download: Sleep Well Sleep Tracker

Cheers all and sleep well. x

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: back to school, bed, bedtime, bedtime routine, good sleep, new year resolution, sleep, sleep routine, Sleep Well, sleeptember, sweet dreams

Make Sleep Your New Year Resolution

7th January 2022 by Sam Leave a Comment

If you’re thinking about a healthier start to the new year, then make sleep your new year’s resolution. Scientists and doctors agree that it’s one of the keys to good mental and physical health. If you’re wanting to lose weight it can also help with that too.

The post-Christmas sleep hangover

Many of us have fallen into bad habits over Christmas and New Year. We’re not just talking about eating and drinking too much. Socialising and binging on holiday TV means we stay up later and have a nice lie in. While we all need a rest, changing our sleeping patterns by a few hours has the same effect as jet lag. This results in tiredness, poor concentration and motivation, and disrupted eating habits. This is because you’ve disrupted your own internal clock – your circadian rhythm.

If this sounds like you then you need to read our blog on The Good Sleep Habit. With a great, and free, downloadable bedtime routine we’re here to help get your body back in synch.

Does getting good sleep help you lose weight?

Yes, according to the scientists. So if having a trimmer figure is one of your resolutions, ensure you are sleeping well. Research suggests that there is a positive link between good sleep and healthy body weight. One of the reasons involves how our body transmits the message that it’s hungry. Some studies suggest that lack of sleep increases your appetite, and that it also makes you crave foods that are higher in calories and carbohydrates.  Other studies indicate that sleep disorders impact your metabolism, the rate at which you burn calories, and can lead to weight gain. Less sleep might also simply mean that you’re awake and able to consume more food. If you can’t get to sleep late at night, or are waking in the early hours, you might turn to comfort food.

Finally, some research also indicates that if you are on a diet, insufficient sleep can restrict the diet’s effectiveness to lose fat. Having an unhealthy lifestyle, staying up late, being inactive and eating lots of comfort food means poor sleep and diet go hand in hand. But there’s clear evidence to suggest that if you sleep well and keep to a regular bedtime routine it can help battle the bulge and prevent obesity.

Download: Get The Good Sleep Habit

How do good sleep habits make you healthier?

Apart from your weight, getting good sleep has plenty of other health benefits. It keeps your immune system active for one thing, which we all need during a pandemic. During sleep your body repairs itself and produces what it needs to keep healthy. Poor sleep is also linked to an increased likelihood of getting dementia. A Harvard Medical School study found that getting less than five hours’ sleep at night made you twice as likely to develop dementia. While another study in Europe concluded that less than six hours sleep gave you a 30% increase in dementia risk. Other studies also suggest it increases the risk of diabetes and heart problems.

Sleep and its impact on motivation and mental health

The post-Christmas winter months are tough enough at the best of times, without the added stress and restrictions from Covid. Many people suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder due to the lack of sunlight, which in turn disrupts sleep. Ensuring you have a regular bedtime routine and adequate sleep will help you with your mental and physical state. A recent John Hopkins study found healthy men and women whose sleep was interrupted throughout the night had a 31% reduction in positive moods the next day.

There’s no doubt that depression and insomnia go hand in hand. But it’s not clear which one comes first. What the doctors do recommend is that you should treat both symptoms if you want to be well. There’s no point trying to treat your depression if you continue to have poor sleep.

Practical ways to make sleep your new year resolution

If you do the same thing every day for 30 days, then it soon becomes a habit. You can download our bedtime routine now to help you improve your sleep in 2022.

Bedtime routine top tips include:

  • Sticking to the same bedtime hours
  • Getting ready for the next day the night before to reduce stress
  • Switching off tech an hour before bedtime
  • Having a warm milky drink – especially if it’s got natural sleep enhancing herbs like Sleep Well milk
  • Write a journal to calm your mind
  • Make your room as dark as possible.

We also have a downloadable 30 tips for getting ready for bed. Download it today for the best chance to make sleep your new year resolution.

All the Sleep Well team wish you a good, healthy sleeping 2022

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: beat insomnia, bed, bedtime, bedtime routine, good sleep, natural sleep remedy, natural sleep solution, new year resolution, sleep, sleep routine, Sleep Well, sweet dreams

Sleep Well hot chocolate

20th December 2021 by Tamsin Smith Leave a Comment

Enjoy our delicious Sleep Well hot chocolate recipe, easy to make and perfect to wind down with at the end of a long day.

Sleep Well Hot Chocolate
Make your own Sleep Well hot chocolate

Sleep Well Hot Chocolate

So rich and creamy, just perfect for cold winter nights as part of a healthy bedtime routine. 😴

And best of all, it’s so easy to make! 😌

What you need

  • 1 x 200 ml carton of Sleep Well chocolate milk
  • 1 tbsp of whipped or squirty cream
  • 1 tbsp mini marshmallows
  • 1 tbsp chocolate sprinkles
  • A pinch of cinnamon powder (optional)

STEP 1

Heat the Chocolate Sleep Well milk in a small pan over a medium heat. Transfer to your favourite hot chocolate mug.

OR

Pour the Chocolate Sleep Well into your mug and heat for 30 seconds on high in the microwave. Give it a good stir to remove any hot spots.

STEP 2

Squirt the cream on top of the Sleep Well and add your favourite toppings. We love mini marshmallows and chocolate sprinkles. Why not add a little cinnamon for a final aromatic touch?

Download and print yours here 👇🏻

sw-hot-chocolate-print-recipe-2Download

Wishing you a happy sleepy bedtime from the Sleep Well team. 🌟 🎄

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Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: bedtime, bedtime habit, christmas, christmas eve, christmas recipe, christmas time, hot chocolate, insomnia, recipe, relaxing christmas, sleep, sleep aid, sleep well milk, sleeps, valerian, vanilla milk, warm milk

Keep kids calm over Christmas

9th December 2021 by Tamsin Smith Leave a Comment

Are your ears ringing with the words “How many sleeps till Christmas”? If they are, here are a few ideas for pre-bedtime activities to help keep kids calm over Christmas. They’re all aimed at ensuring your children remain happy, tired and ready for bed.

5 sleeps to Christmas 🌿

Crafty Christmas Fun

Get a Christmas decoration kit. There are plenty on offer from a variety of retailers. Or why not go DIY? Nothing beats sticking bits of cotton wool together to create a little snowman, or covering your entire kitchen in glitter as you make your own Christmas cards. Honestly, try it. It is fun.

Plus… we all love a good bit of colouring in, whatever age we are. Why not try one of our Sleep Well Christmas colouring sheets? Download them here, here and here. Then sit down around your table with a delicious mug of Sleep Well hot chocolate. The totally natural sleep aid that is safe for all the family, so you can look forward to a peaceful night.

4 sleeps to Christmas 🌿

Christmas Treasure Hunt

We used to get our children to do these and they loved them, whatever the time of year. Come up with a list of easy festive clues. How about ‘where the turkey is going to be cooked’. Answer: the oven. Or ‘where Santa will wash his socks’. Answer: the washing machine.

Give them the first clue and then put each subsequent clue in the place that the previous one leads them to. At the end, there can be a prize. Although we guarantee that kids (young and old!) will have far more fun hunting than they will getting the prize. Most importantly, make sure there’s a prize for each child as you don’t want tears at Christmas!

3 sleeps to Christmas

Festive movie or story magic

There’s nothing better to keep kids calm at Christmas than all curling up together and watching a Christmas movie. There’s sure to be some old favourites on offer, as well as new ones. Check out Good Housekeeping’s list of 60 great festive movies for kids.

Don’t forget to have a Sleep Well hot chocolate while you’re watching, to make everyone feel more relaxed and ready for bed. Just make sure dad doesn’t snore through the film and drown out the best bits!

2 sleeps to Christmas

Festive Baking

We know that the little ones can sometimes be a much bigger distraction when they’re trying to ‘help’ you, but baking with them at Christmas can be fun.

The easiest thing to do is give them their own bit of pastry or mixing bowl of goodies and let them make a mess with theirs while you practice your Great British Bake Off techniques alone. BBC Good Food has some great recipes.

1 sleep to Christmas: Christmas Eve

Hopefully you’re all ready for Christmas and you can spend some time together having quality family time.  Here are a few more Christmas activities for you and your children to have a fun but relaxing day:

Keep kids calm on Christmas eve

  • Go for a walk: This will serve two purposes, firstly it will be enjoyable (as long as it’s not raining) and secondly getting fresh air and exercise will help them sleep later.
  • Christmas eve boxes have become popular and it’s a wonderful way to spread the giving. The perfect kind of Christmas eve gifts include cosy pyjamas and a nice Christmas themed story book. Or how about a game that the whole family can play?
Keep kids calm at Christmas with an outdoor walk
Family walking with their pet Golden Retriever on Autumn Woodland Path
  • Scatter reindeer food and prepare a little treat for Santa. Reindeer food is very easy to make. Simply get some edible glitter from the cake decoration section of your supermarket and mix in with some oats. As for Santa’s treat? Well, he’ll probably like something that might also take your fancy.
  • Track Santa’s journey as he heads across the globe with the Norad Santa Tracker. Kids love watching his progress across the world and it’s a brilliant countdown to when he arrives.

Stock up on Sleep Well to help keep kids calm this Christmas

Finally, don’t forget a nice drink of Sleep Well milk which will help calm everyone down ready for bed. Sleep Well contains a herb called Valerian. It’s safe for all the family and can be drunk hot or cold. The perfect, family friendly bedtime treat. It’s available in chocolate, vanilla, or oat milk.

Wishing you all a very happy, relaxing and sleep-filled Christmas. The Sleep Well team ⭐️

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Beat Bad Menopause Sleep

8th February 2021 by Tamsin Smith Leave a Comment

If you think you might be heading towards the menopause and struggling to sleep, it could be your hormones are responsible. Every woman experiences different symptoms at different times. Don’t assume your restless legs or night sweats can’t be related to the menopause just because you’ve no other symptoms.

How does the menopause create sleep disorders?

Some women report menopause sleep problems because of hot flushes. At night these hot flushes, which are sensations of heat in the upper body, can leave you sweating. They can even result in anxiety and heart palpitations. Some women get these night sweats badly and are woken every night, leading to chronic insomnia.

Why does the menopause affect my sleep?

As you get older, your body starts to produce less oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone and even melatonin. If you already have problems sleeping, then you could be more prone to issues during perimenopause and into the menopause. Oestrogen levels can directly affect how well you sleep. As the level falls, your body can’t regulate its temperature so well, creating hot flushes. In addition, just after a hot flush, medical experts have found that cortisol levels can rise. Cortisol is a hormone known as our ‘fight or flight’ signaller. It can leave you feeling anxious or stressed. That makes it harder to fall back asleep.

How can I get a good night’s sleep during the menopause?

1. Wear cool, loose clothes. Consider not using a duvet, but having layers on that you can kick off to regulate your body temperature.

2. Keep your bedroom cool, turn off heating and make sure the room is well ventilated.

3. If your hot flushes are particularly bad and you share a bed with your partner, consider sleeping alone, if possible, for your comfort and theirs!

4. Create a proper bedtime routine. This should involve relaxing before bed, not looking at any electronic screens, and avoiding alcohol, caffeine, and nicotine.

5. As part of your bedtime routine, have a caffeine-free bedtime drink to relax and comfort you. Sleep Well milk is a natural sleep aid containing Valerian root which has been helping people get a good night’s sleep for nearly 2,000 years. It also tastes good, even coming in chocolate flavour. Plus, it contains honey, nature’s own blend of fructose and glucose. This is much better for you than white sugar or artificial sweeteners you find in some other night time drinks.

6. When you get to bed, listen to some relaxing music, an audio book, or a relaxation soundtrack.

7. If you are woken in the night by a hot flush or night sweat, allow your body to cool down. Sometimes you might find you need to get up to cool the mattress and pillow. Try to do as little as possible so as not to stimulate yourself awake and try to keep the lights off.

8. You could try mindfulness or meditation. A simple technique is to imagine your own secret haven away from any stress, such as a walled garden or deserted beach. Take your mind there when you are feeling anxious and walk around it. Concentrate on hearing the sounds and looking at the scenery, with your eyes closed. Breathe slowly and deeply to help you relax and fall back to sleep.

9. If you are overweight or don’t exercise, start a gentle exercise regime such as walking. You will be surprised how quickly your fitness can improve even if you just choose stairs over lifts.

Establish a healthy bedtime routine by doing something to relax both body and mind.

Don’t suffer bad menopause sleep alone

Don’t be afraid to get help. Talk to your doctor about both natural solutions or discuss hormone replacement therapy which can ease the symptoms of the menopause and have other benefits.

If your doctor isn’t trained in this area, then look for a second opinion. Depending on where you live, there are now specialist menopause and hormone clinics available.

The menopause isn’t something to be ashamed of. Many celebrities have spoken out about their struggles with the menopause and its impact on their sleep. Every woman will go through this change in hormones at some point and to varying degrees of severity. Talk to your friends and you’ll find most of them eager to share their experiences.

Sleeping disorders are debilitating. A good night’s sleep is essential for our physical and mental health so make sure you are getting your sleep, no matter what age you are. At Sleep Well we are passionate about it.

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Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: bedtime, bedtime habit, bedtime routine, hormones, hot flushes, insomnia, Melatonin, menopause sleep, night sweats, sleep aid, tired

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