Mancini's Sleepworld

Daylight Saving Time is next Sunday! Here's some prep tips for the upcoming week!

Join Mancini's Sleepworld in building spaces that matter for critically ill children with Rooms of Hope!

Mancini's Sleepworld is proud to support Rooms of Hope in their mission to provide dream room makeovers to children with life-threatening illnesses. This Saturday night at 7pm they'll host their annual Gala. Please consider attending and donating to this wonderful cause.

The end of Daylight Saving Time is just around the corner! Are you ready to gain an extra hour of sleep? While some may say Absolutely!, others may not be so enthusiastic. Read more to learn about how some basic guidelines to help it work better. https://bit.ly/31xLCpe

Suddenly, more people than ever are working from home (WFH). Let’s be honest, though. For many people, WFH often means WFB: working from bed. https://bit.ly/2GyCnxj

Have you ever awoken to the sensation of falling? Here's why! https://www.sleep.org/hypnic-jerks/

You’ve heard it before, and we’ll say it again: sleep is important. Our emotions, our weight, our immune system, and our cognitive function are all tied up in the health of our sleep. Knowing how important it is, how can you improve your sleep? https://bit.ly/30qzZzO

The bedtime story is a time-honored tradition, and for good reason. Reading to kids before bed helps them relax, helps promote early literacy, and can even be an aid to sleep training. Add these great bedtime stories to your child’s library. https://bit.ly/2HJ89s6

Want to exercise for a better night's sleep? We've got the tips for you! https://www.sleepfoundation.org/articl/best-exercises-sleep

According to the CDC, one-third of adults in the US get less than the recommended amount of sleep. If you’re looking for high-tech solutions to help you assess your sleep or create a better sleep environment, we’ve got some suggestions. https://bit.ly/33mjln2

Mancini's Sleepworld has several job openings available! See our career page for more information! https://sleepworld.freshteam.com/jobs

Prior to the 1950s, scientists believed sleep was a passive activity. Today, though, we know that the brain goes through different patterns of activity at night, passing through several different sleep cycles. https://bit.ly/2ShJj4G

Does anyone have tips for falling asleep in a jiffy? Try these out!