We all know how handy blankets are for people, especially the kids when bedtime comes. They are either used as an aid to fend off the colder climates or at times, used for some sort of security or something to hold on to help them go to sleep.
Normally, lucky kids would not go through the trouble of asking a blanket from their parents but for the less fortunate, here is a cause that deserves attention. Children anywhere in the world are given a free blanket each time a blanket is bought through
When it comes to watching shows, it is a fact that organizers and producers would aim to come up with scripts that will keep the audience attentive. It has become a habit for most audiences to fall asleep when they find themselves watching boring or long shows but it seems that there is one show in London that aims to actually put folks to sleep.
“Lullaby” is a show designed to send people to sleep. The show is being held at the Barbican in London where storytelling and singing octopuses are use
For some schools with dorms, having a unified way of waking them up through a robo-call telling them to get up has just been upgraded into something more courteous. This way, students could probably get up more responsibly to make sure that they won’t be late for class and a way that should start the day right.
They will get a more respectable way of being woken up. “Good morning from Marshalltown High School. It’s time to get up and enjoy the day” w
With a couple of days left before the Royal Wedding actually takes place, fans of the soon-to-be Royal Couple have started to camp out. These are fans who don’t want to miss a thing once Prince William and Kate Middleton exchange their royal vows, choosing to camp out for the next three nights so that they will not miss this rare opportunity.
Sleeping bags and other sleep stuff that can help them be comfy are out in the streets although some are a bit worried about the weat
In a move to improve sleep habits and in honor of National Sleep Awareness Week, Bloggers are invited to participate and unplug early by joining the One Week to Better Sleep Blogger Challenge. Bloggers have been known to forego sleep to be more productive or for some, invest in social media activities. Add on the time spent tweeting, updating Facebook, or checking into Four Square and the average blogger has very little time left for themselves.
Backed by the makers of the Sound Asleep Comfort Pillo
There are various ways where people can make a statement for a cause and here is something interesting where two brothers sleep out in an igloo to raise funds for a children’s charity. The igloo was made by them, using small pints of snow the size of a loaf which gradually increased to the size of actual blocks.
The igloo stands 8 feet tall and was built by Ciaran and Adam Moss. Over the four days of building the igloo, the family became aware of the Saoirse foundation, a charity founded to
Sleep Experts has announced the 7th Share the Warmth Blanket Drive, a program intended to benefit the Genesis Women’s Shelter. Families are asked to drop of new or gently used blankets at any of their 34 store locations from today up to Thanksgiving.
This year’s drive shines the spotlight on teen dating violence, with Highland Park High School and Rockwall-Heath High School joining forces to collect blankets and raise awareness of this type of domestic violence.
In addition to b
Remember that Siesta contest posted some days back? Well apparently a winner was declared and he hails from Ecuador. A 62 year old unemployed security worker named Pedro Soria Lopez took the title and went home $1,400 richer after showing off a 17 minute snooze highlighted by decibel snores.
There were over 360 contestants organized into groups of five and were given 20 minutes to lie down on couches and sleep for as long as they can. Each contestant was timed by a doctor with a pulse-measuring device
In what has to be an odd competition of sorts, Spain is holding its first national siesta championships in Madrid to determine who is the best napper there is to date. Napping is of course associated on how people (probably workers) who can easily take a snooze when break time comes.
Participants are monitored as they lie on bright blue sofas in the middle of a shopping mall for a 20-minute nap. Pulse monitors are attached to their bodies where a maximum of 20,000 points will be awarded to the
Expectant moms who may be giving birth this October or May are in for a freebie of sorts with this invitation to a FREE Safe Sleep baby shower sponsored by the Eastern Virginia Perinatal Council.
Free snacks and door prizes await event participants which will be held on October 5 between 1 to 3 pm. The event was organized to educate mothers to learn more about safe sleep for their precious new baby.
The way babies are put to sleep may help reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and o
