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Health Tip: Find a Fun Alarm Clock
By LadyLively on September 6, 2016
If you have a tough time getting out of bed in the morning, a fun alarm clock that eases the transition into your day may help.
Try these suggestions from the National Sleep Foundation:
- Look for an alarm clock that’s functional, not just pretty. Make sure the buttons are easy to find when you’re groggy first thing in the morning.
- Skip alarm clocks that emit bright blue light that can interfere with sleep. Opt for one that uses softer amber, orange or red to help you sleep more soundly.
- Choose an alarm clock that wakes you with a sound that you enjoy, whether that’s the news, your favorite music or nature sounds. Consider one that gradually increases the volume to gently rouse you.
- Look for fun features that make sure you won’t oversleep. Some alarm clocks have a light that turns on slowly at the time you should wake. Others vibrate the bed to help wake you.
Source: HealthDay
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