alright i didnt know what to put this under. But im going back to school tomorrow and vacations over :-(....for the past week i have been staying up late and sleeping in late like...like id go to bed at 1:30 and than wake up at 12..well now that schools starting i need to go to bed early but im not going to be tired...what are some good tips to fall asleep earilier?
ImGoingUnder answered Tuesday January 3 2006, 5:52 pm: umm exercise a lil bit, read a book when your in bed, listen to music, think about random things, and pretend your sleeping and eventually you will fall asleep [ ImGoingUnder's advice column | Ask ImGoingUnder A Question ]
HCOxBaBe5 answered Monday January 2 2006, 4:58 pm: Hey, Try Reading before going to bed
it always makes me tired. .. or just being really
cozy under the sheets in your bed with the
light off
cant_get_over_him_x33 answered Monday January 2 2006, 4:19 pm: heyy. i have the same problem. you just have to get back onto a schedule. like tonight you may have to stay up very late, and then the next morning get up really early. no matter how tired you are. that way .. come bed time .. your exhausted and will go right to sleep ..
hope i helpped =)
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hopelessly_devoted answered Monday January 2 2006, 3:40 pm: i have the same exact problem
when i read i go to sleep reaaaaal quick usually unless im totally tired.
xOx_LoOvE_xOx answered Monday January 2 2006, 3:20 pm: i have the same problem.......
YOU CAN..
*watch something really ralyy boring on t.v.
*stare at the wall until your eyes hurt
*during the day do something active that will get you really tierd
*get on the computer and dont sit in a chair stand up for the whole time your online
*do something with your hands until you get really board then fall asleep
*take a shower for about an hour !!
orphans answered Monday January 2 2006, 3:03 pm: I have the same problem, Only i'd stay up till 4, and then get up at 2PM. Sad isnt it?
I usally go to bed 10ish,I have to get up at 5:30AM. Base it around what time you get up.
And you usally need 8 or 9 hours of good sleep. So add in an extra hour for you to feel asleep during.
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Xo_NeSmiiRa_Xo answered Monday January 2 2006, 3:02 pm: umm.. here soem things you kould do..
-you could play a sport or sumthin just to get tired n then you coudl maybe go to sleep
-lie down in ur bed.. n watch t.v <<dat makes me fall asleep relly eazyy.
-take a shower.. get cozyy.. n ya you could fall asleep..
-&& like anythign that you no makes you go to sleep.
=HoPE I HeLpEd... [ Xo_NeSmiiRa_Xo's advice column | Ask Xo_NeSmiiRa_Xo A Question ]
Behnnie answered Monday January 2 2006, 3:02 pm: The only way I can think of is to not get into the habit of staying up way late and then getting up way late- sorry :( I've done the same thing to myself and yeah: I know it sucks.
There are all these different mechanisms in your body that get trained to let you sleep for a certain amount of time (determined in part by biology and in part by how long you stay in bed) and that tell you to go to sleep at certain times (determined in part by things like how dark the room is when you go to bed and in part by how late you make yourself stay up). If you've stayed up late and gotten up late, you've trained your body that this is what it needs to do, so it'll take a while to get it back on track. And every time you sleep in super late on a weekend, you undo all that training and your body needs to be reset once again.
TaintedPurity answered Monday January 2 2006, 2:57 pm: The best thing to do is wake up very early (no matter HOW late you stayed up the night before)
By that night you should be extremly exausted from lack of sleep the night before. Try drinking an energy drink during the day to keep from falling asleep during school. [ TaintedPurity's advice column | Ask TaintedPurity A Question ]
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