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Welcome to Sleepy Head Pillowcase:
A Better Night's Sleep for Tots to Teens
- Sleepy Head Pillowcase:
Sleepy Head Pillowcase helps Tots to Teens fall asleep
more quickly and experience more restful, relaxing sleep.
What keeps a kid (or anybody for that matter) from falling asleep?
– Noise, light, cold head, not feeling secure or comfortable.
Sleepy Head Pillowcase overcomes these interferences with falling
asleep and getting a better night’s sleep.
Sleepy Head Pillowcase User's Report:
Our users report that this innovative, American-made,
kid-tested pillowcase offers a sense of relaxing comfort and
security for many children who resist going to sleep or have
a sleep problem. Sleep Deprivation can cause many
health problems and disorders, including increased risk of Hypertension,
Diabetes, Obesity, Depression, Memory and Mental Performance.
Sleepy Head Pillowcase can help your child fall asleep more
quickly and experience true sleep comfort by reducing light
and noise that interferes with falling asleep and staying asleep.
Rest assured -- a nice thought.
Children's Sleep Studies:
There are many studies which suggest that lack of sleep
“in normal children can lead to symptoms of ADHD (attention
deficit/hyperactivity disorder). Those who slept 10 hours
each night did NOT develop symptoms”. ADHD is often
misdiagnosed because the symptoms are similar to sleep deprivation.
Rather than behavioral treatments or drugs, perhaps Sleepy Head
Pillowcase, a natural sleep aid, should be tried first
ADHD is characterized by at least two of these three behaviors:
poor attention, impulsivity or hyperactivity.
Inattention and difficulty in concentration are additional effects
of sleep deprivation that hinder learning. In fact, sleep deprivation
has such a negative effect on attention that it can "mimic
or exacerbate symptoms of ADHD (attention deficit/hyperactivity
disorder), including distractibility, impulsivity, and difficulty
with effortful control of attention" (R. Dahl, 1999)
Sleep Deprivation and its Effects:
Sleep deprivation increases levels of a hunger hormone
and decreases levels of a hormone that makes people feel full.
No wonder one third of all American children are obese.
According to the National
Sleep Foundation (NSF), “A lack of sleep can limit
one’s ability to learn, listen, concentrate and solve
problems as well as make you forget what you have learned".
The primary function of Sleep is restoring the body’s
energy levels. There IS a connection between increased
energy and a better night’s sleep.
We welcome any questions or comments you have and encourage
you to Contact us 
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