Your Sleep Shouldn't Take a Holiday

The holiday season brings joy, late nights, travel, and celebrations — but it can quietly disrupt your sleep. Small changes in routine can affect how deeply you rest, how well you recover, and how energized you feel each day.

Why Sleep Needs Attention During the Holidays

Irregular sleep timings reduce the body’s production of melatonin, the hormone responsible for deep, restorative sleep. Poor sleep impacts mood, immunity, and focus — making it harder to fully enjoy the season.

Consistent, quality sleep helps:

• Regulate stress levels
• Improve recovery and energy
• Support overall well-being

Simple Tips for Better Holiday Sleep

1. Keep timings flexible, not chaotic
   Try to stay within a 60–90 minute window for sleep and wake times.
2. Give meals time to settle
   Late, heavy meals delay sleep. Allow 2–3 hours between dinner and bedtime.
3. Create a calm sleep space
   A supportive mattress and breathable bedding significantly improve sleep quality.
4. Unplug to unwind
   Reducing screen exposure 30–45 minutes before bed supports natural sleep onset.
5. Return to routine quickly
   After travel or late nights, getting back to your regular sleep setup helps reset your body clock.

The Season’s Most Underrated Gift

Good sleep isn’t indulgence — it’s essential. When your body rests well, you experience the season better.

Wishing you a restful holiday season,
Team Mattress Club