Tired-tested and true
In the professional world, an eight-hour, undisturbed sleep, allows us to work to our full potential. It keeps us alert and focused. It also increases our ability to work longer hours. For some of us, coffee might have the same affect, but the healthy choice is obvious: more sleep equals better productivity.
The same principals apply to our children.
As competition grows for post-secondary entrance, more and more young people are neglecting healthy sleep over hours spent studying. Studies have shown that sleep deprivation is much more detrimental to their learning potential than they realize.
On average, teenagers need approximately ten hours of sleep each night. Younger children need even more. One way to help your child receive the rest they need is to encourage a sleep schedule.
If, once they are in bed, they have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, the problem could be the mattress they are lying on. Often children are given mattresses that are passed down and have worn out springs. These mattresses might look like an easy way to save money, but they may be hurting your child's potential. The money you spent on a tutor could be going to waste if your child is not able to maintain concentration, due to a lack of rest.
If you are looking for a mattress in Vancouver, a Coquitlam mattress store, or a Victoria mattress retailer, consider a new bed from Simmons Mattress Gallery.
It's a smart investment. Simmons has a huge selection of mattresses for every person in your household. Come browse our store with the whole family. Your children will thank you.