A new app made for the iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad has been released by Marshiware with the intention of helping babies (and parents) get better sleep. The app is called Night Bliss, a new app which should help parents put their babies to sleep easier.

The Night Bliss App helps by associating sights and sounds with going to sleep, it can aid in helping a baby fall asleep if the sights and sounds are consistent at bedtime. The app does this by using a slow moving animation of a sheep together with a soothing lullaby tune. Soon, the baby will associate the sheep as a bedtime companion and together with the familiar tune, it will remind the child that it time to sleep.

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Dreams have drawn various conclusions. Some say they are subconscious states while others claim they are a parallel straight of awareness. Others call them an emotional state drawn from what we have already encountered prior to sleep while others call it something as an omen. Which is which? There is no specific explanation for dreams. Scientists continue to debate on its frugality. But analyzing dreams is perhaps the closest we can get.

The latest analysis is that of tagging dreams as a physiological. The brain is warming its circuits, anticipating the sights and sounds and emotions of waking. And as always there are objections. Many have their own presumptions and no one is bound to agree to claim that his own findings are false. Which do we believe? One thing is for sure, it is a different state. Some even call it the state where we go when we die. If there is a safe conclusion, it is perhaps the fact that we all have our own beliefs and while science is intervening, you can bet that a lot of debate will continue.

(Source) NY Times

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