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]]>Even if you’re really tired, try to keep your naps between 10 to 30 minutes in length. Any longer and you’ll just feel groggier when you wake up.
The later in the day you nap, the more likely it is that your nap will interfere with your ability to get a good night’s sleep later on. For best results, try to get your nap in before 3 p.m.
Okay, this isn’t a must, but getting in the habit of power napping in the middle of the day can have all sorts of benefits like regulating your emotions, keeping you alert, and reducing fatigue. So don’t hesitate to take a nap if you feel like you want and need one.
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]]>Set an alarm that won’t let you nap for more than 15-30 minutes. If you sleep longer than that, you’ll probably feel groggy after waking up. Shorter naps are great for recharging and will leave you ready for the rest of your day.
It’s important to turn off the lights and sounds that disrupt sleep. Take only 15 or 20 minutes for your nap, but do it right. If there’s noise or light that you can’t turn off, consider using an eye mask and earplugs to do the job.
If you nap before 3 p.m., it’s unlikely that your nap will affect the quality of your sleep during the night. If this is impossible for you, adjust the time of the nap to your own schedule but try to do it as early as you can.
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]]>The post Did You Know There’s a Right Way to Nap? appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Even if you’re really tired, try to keep your naps between 10 to 30 minutes in length. Any longer and you’ll just feel groggier when you wake up.
The later in the day you nap, the more likely it is that your nap will interfere with your ability to get a good night’s sleep later on. For best results, try to get your nap in before 3 p.m.
Okay, this isn’t a must, but getting in the habit of power napping in the middle of the day can have all sorts of benefits like regulating your emotions, keeping you alert, and reducing fatigue. So don’t hesitate to take a nap if you feel like you want and need one.
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]]>The post How to Take a Nap and Still Sleep Well at Night appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Set an alarm that won’t let you nap for more than 15-30 minutes. If you sleep longer than that, you’ll probably feel groggy after waking up. Shorter naps are great for recharging and will leave you ready for the rest of your day.
It’s important to turn off the lights and sounds that disrupt sleep. Take only 15 or 20 minutes for your nap, but do it right. If there’s noise or light that you can’t turn off, consider using an eye mask and earplugs to do the job.
If you nap before 3 p.m., it’s unlikely that your nap will affect the quality of your sleep during the night. If this is impossible for you, adjust the time of the nap to your own schedule but try to do it as early as you can.
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