Blackout curtains have long been beloved by tired parents, second- and third-shift workers, and anyone who curses the sun’s rays breaking into their dreams long before the alarm is set to go off.

We all know that darkening a bedroom can help us sleep better. It’s instinctive. But how dark is dark enough? The answer, it turns out, is very dark. Phyllis Zee, a professor of neurology and sleep ...

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Whether it’s the streetlight outside your window, traffic lights from cars driving past or a particularly bright phase of the moon, exterior light pouring into the bedroom can make it really difficult ...

One hundred percent of nights, I'm trying to sleep through them. My dreams, both simple and always just beyond reach. Setting up your bedroom for sleep success is one of the best things you can do for ...

To help people get better sleep at night, some sleep tips include outfitting your bed with a great mattress and comfy pillows and hanging blackout curtains on the windows in your bedroom to block out ...

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The struggle to stay asleep or fall into deep sleep during daylight hours is real, especially if you work nights (and snooze during the day), you're a parent, you love sleeping in on weekends, or ...

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Let’s be real — getting blinded by the light isn’t ...

When you or a family member can’t sleep, there's a mad rush to figure out a solution. Perhaps you try noise machines or sleep trackers, or even a new mattress. But have you tried eliminating light and ...