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How To Get A Good Night's Sleep!
by: Michele Carelse
Do you remember when you were little and it seemed
as though sleep
overcame you as soon as your head hit your pillow? And you slumbered
through the night until morning time? They call it the sleep of the
innocent, but don't you wish you could sleep like that again?
Adult responsibilities, stress, lifestyle and
other worries
often result in poor sleep habits and once the cycle of tossing and
turning begins, it is difficult to return to a decent night's sleep.
Many adults rely on prescription drugs to fall asleep and quite a few
are addicted to them! Others 'self medicate' and use alcohol and other
recreational drugs to try and fall asleep. If you are regularly
struggling to sleep well, then you probably need to learn to fall
asleep again!
So let’s go back to basics!
And who better to consult than babies! After all
babies are the
experts at sleeping so why not learn a little from them! Apart from
their age and body clock, there are specific reasons that babies fall
asleep so well. Let’s have a look at a few of them and see if we can’t
borrow some of the tricks!
ROUTINE: Most parents try very hard to get their
children into
a routine. Regular bedtimes, bath times and mealtimes are something to
strive towards. Of course, one cannot be too rigid, but a child on a
regular routine will feel secure and will be able to ‘predict’ his
environment more easily. It also helps his body clock to start the
process of winding down before he actually gets to bed. He knows that
after supper comes his bath, a story, a prayer and a good night kiss.
When his head hits the pillow, he is ready to meet the sandman!
So try and follow this example. Start a night time
routine.
Make your evenings more or less predictable along the lines of supper,
bath and bed. For at least three weeks try and follow this simple
routine and go to bed at the same time each night – about 8 hours
before it is time to get up. Wear soft comfortable and cozy nightwear,
specifically for sleeping (remember flannel pyjamas?)
EXERCISE: This is something kids do lots of! They
don’t stop
running around for a minute! Now I am not suggesting that you start
running around wherever you go, but regular exercise is one of the best
sleep aids around! It’s also free and healthy and has lots of good side
effects. Take up a sport, go to the gym or start regular walks. You
won’t regret it!
HAVE PEACEFUL EVENINGS: How many times don’t you
hear parents
saying to their kids “Calm down now, it’s nearly bed time”. Or “You’d
better stop running around – you won’t be able to fall asleep!” Perhaps
you say this to your own children – with good reason! Do you follow
your own advice? Or do you sit up watching thrillers (or even worse the
news!) or finishing off the day’s work that you brought home from the
office? Sound familiar? Try a different approach. Never watch TV while
trying to fall asleep. Rather dim the lights while you get into a hot
bath and put on some soothing music. Use aromatherapy in your home – in
particular lavender for it’s soporific properties. Be quiet and
peaceful for the hour before you go to bed and your body will start to
get the message!
OTHER HINTS: Avoid all products with caffeine or
sugar after
6pm. That means coffee, cola chocolate and all 'soda pops' (fizzy
drinks). Also stay away from heavy meals at night. Your tummy will be
too busy digesting to allow you to sleep well! Don't eat red meat,
refined products or lots of cheese. Go for pastas, grains, pulses,
potatoes and rice. Good evening or bedtime drinks are warm milk,
lettuce extract and chamomile tea (sleepy tea) - all safe and proven
sleep aids. If you are really struggling, some herbal remedies to aid
sleep are Valerian, Passiflora and Kava Kava. Try to put these simple
hints to the test for three weeks only. You will be surprised at the
difference they make! Should you do this faithfully and still struggle
to sleep, consult your doctor or request an online consultation at
www.feelgoodcounseling.com/onlinecounsel.htm
Good night!
About The Author
Michele Carelse is a qualified Clinical
Psychologist and Licensed Counselor. Her website at www.feelgoodcounseling.com
offers Online Counseling, free Support Groups, Recommended Reading and
lots of interesting articles.
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The
information
and opinions above are those of the authors. There is no guarantee of
accuracy. Consult your personal doctor before you start a new diet,
exercise program, or take supplements.
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