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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 Your brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there! Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later, and the average adult spends about 25 percent of their sleep time in REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. -> The brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there. Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later.
#2 The brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there. Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later.
#3 We don’t know if sleep is good for us, but we do know that sleep deprivation can be dangerous.
#4 Sleep is important for several reasons. It replenishes us, boosts our health, and allows the brain and body to tidy up and prepare for the next day.

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Santé et bien-être

Bien-être émotionnel

Fitness

Sleep

Health

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	08 octobre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798350031621
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Your brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there!Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later, and the average adult spends about 25 percent of their sleep time in REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. -> The brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there. Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later.

#2

The brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there. Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later.

#3

We don’t know if sleep is good for us, but we do know that sleep deprivation can be dangerous.

#4

Sleep is important for several reasons. It replenishes us, boosts our health, and allows the brain and body to tidy up and prepare for the next day.

#5

Sleep is important for several reasons. It replenishes us, boosts our health, and allows the brain and body to tidy up and prepare for the next day.

#6

Your body’s inner clock orchestrates the beautiful flow of your body through waking and sleep. This rhythm is controlled by the release of a powerful sleep-inducing signal, the hormone melatonin.

#7

Your brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there. Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later.

#8

Your brain doesn’t shut down when you sleep, it just slows down. It even dreams and reorganizes memories while you’re in there. Waking up is no easy task, but one we all have to do sooner or later.

#9

Sleep is important for several reasons. It replenishes us, boosts our health, and allows the brain and body to tidy up and prepare for the next day.

#10

Children sleep a lot more, dream more, and have shorter cycles than adults.

#11

Kids have immature dreams that are often static visions of animals or bland images of people eating and doing mundane activities. Their dreams are happier than adults’.

#12

The Most Important Thing Is That Your Baby Sleeps Well babies need sleep. Like, a lot of it. babies need to sleep through the night. babies can’t regulate their sleep-wake cycle until around three months.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

Your baby has the sweetest dreams. And they’re not happy ones. Learn how to help your baby sleep, and you’ll be on your way to a happy baby and a happier mom and dad.

#2

Your baby’s temperament is a roll of the personality dice with some of the child’s charisma or caution coming from his parents. And it’s key to figure out why your baby acts the way she does.

#3

babies need sleep. They need to sleep through the night. Sleep is important for several reasons. It replenishes us, boosts our health, and allows the brain and body to tidy up and prepare for the next day.

#4

Babies need to sleep through the night. They can’t regulate their sleep-wake cycle until around three months.

#5

keep it simple. 1. The ability to follow simple patterns. For example, every night, babies sleep so they can’t see as well. But they can easily follow the pattern of their mother’s face, or their father’s chest, or the pattern of their breaths as they go to sleep. 2. The ability to feel safe and trust in the safety of their surroundings. Babies depend on their parents to protect and feed them and to keep them safe. 3. The ability to think about what is happening in the world around them and to make predictions about future events. Babies learn from birth that the world is an unpredictable place where good things can happen and bad things can happen. -> Babies have the sweetest dreams, but they are not happy ones. They need sleep, and they need to sleep through the night. Sleep is important for several reasons. It replenishes us, boosts our health, and allows the brain and body to tidy up and prepare for the next day.

#6

Babies can’t sleep well until they are about three months old. They need to sleep through the night, and they can’t regulate their sleep-wake cycle until around three months.

#7

You’re going to hear a lot of myths about sleep. Don’t believe them. Here are the top ten mistaken baby sleep ideas:1. New parents are supposed to raise their baby all on their own. Nonsense! Throughout history, new parents have relied on tons of help. 2. You’re a wuss if you need a nanny, and incompetent if you need your family’s help. Fact: Raising kids does take a village! So right now is the perfect time to pull in favors.

#8

Rocking and nursing your baby to sleep every night will delay her learning how to get to sleep on her own. However, rocking and nursing your baby to sleep is absolutely delicious, and will probably become one of your most treasured memories of these early days.

#9

Babies need to sleep through the night. They can’t regulate their sleep-wake cycle until around three months.

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