#4

Not too bad. Had 2 nights where I woke up for a few hours but that’s just pre-holiday things to do playing on my mind.

Last night I woke up thinking it was about 6:30 but really it was only 12:30 and I’d only been asleep for an hour. That is the best feeling in the world.

#5

That is exactly the type of thing I would buy

#6

Bought my son a Gro Clock for his room, so 5am wake ups are now a thing of the past. Bed at 10:30, up at 6:50. Can’t complain.

#7

Pretty dreadfully mate, got a bit on the mind so have got the ol’ racing brain going on combined with a sudden upturn in temperature and the new luxurious duvet I got the gf sounding like a fucking thunderstorm every time she moves, it’s not been great.

#8

I’ve taken to sleeping in the spare room most nights because I can’t deal with the sound of another human being in the bed. Especially one that moves around a lot.

Might be a problem. Other than that, fine.

#9

Looks…hygienic.

#10

My bf calls me Bridget cause I am a right bridget the fidget

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#11

I have a month-old baby so… pretty sporadically, I guess? Current system is try and do shifts of a sort - Mrs HYG goes to bed about 11ish, I stay up till 1am and give a bottle feed if needed, I go to bed at 1am and Mrs HYG takes over (baby never seems to sleep properly until at least 2am at night), then brings her into the bedroom when she’s asleep, then we’ll try and sleep through while she wakes to feed and I do’ll nappy changes. I can get up at 8am and get to work on time, so can get six or so hours… which is doable. Could be worse. Has been worse some nights. No idea how long it will take for a proper pattern to form.

#12

alright, barleysugar

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#14

I don’t know about that, but I’m sure I’ve read something before which talked about how everyone tends to sleep in whatever position is natural to them, so the key is working out what position is and getting into it, rather than wasting time rolling around in the wrong shape.

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#16

I reckon bottom row, number five is closest to my sleeping position:

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#17

State of row two, number two.

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#18

“The Toad”

#19

‘The initiator’

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#21

Generally a lot better than I used to. If I am worried it’s going to be a problem I pop a Nytol “one a day”. Seems to do the trick.

Good luck everyone - insomnia sucks butt.

#22

hang in there buddy

#24

Cheers. Not unduly worried at the moment, and obviously Mrs HYG has it far worse than I do. I’m just concerned about making it easier for her tbh.

#25

Sleeping very well, but having a lot of bad dreams about being chased. Keep waking up my boyfriend and then falling back asleep straight away. He doesn’t find it as funny as I do.

#26

Pretty bad at the moment. Things have been a bit stressful recently.

Running helps, but waking three or four times a night isn’t great for feeling fresh enough to get out there when it would probably be for the best.