A simple noise can disrupt any of us when we are sleeping and once that happens chances are we may find ourselves having a hard time to get back to sleep. If you look at it, sleeping soundly is hard enough and being interrupted while we are midway in our slumber state.

A lot of people suffer from this type of a setup especially in their homes. The sudden entry of kids or the rest of the household can surely be annoying at times. Squeaking doors or a sudden movement which our senses can sense can make a difference in disrupting sleep.

So how do we go back to sleep once it is disrupted? Here is a good article to solve such a sleep problem and enumerates various measures to help us go back to sleep.

1. Get up and get out of bed
2. Practice visualization
3. Have a snack
4. Go to bed later
5. Adjust the room temperature

They are explained in detail here. How to sleep better, senses, sleep, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Disorders, sleep-better, sudden_movement

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