People who are wired to respond to a text, even when sleepy, may appreciate a “Good morning!” text from a loved one. If you’re trying to wake someone up, you can try texting them. If you suffer from insomnia, you might want to put your phone and other technology away at night. It can be easily manipulated to allow you to snooze for an extra few minutes, even though the general rule is to avoid hitting the snooze button in the morning.So when it’s telling you to wake up, you may be more likely to pay attention. You’re used to responding to your phone when it rings or you get a notification.You can program countless sounds and songs to wake you up, so when you find something that works, you can stick with it.Using it as an alarm makes sense for a few reasons: Many people keep their phone near their bed when they sleep. Natural light also increases your serotonin levels, which help you feel alert and awake. Research shows that morning light helps suppress melatonin, the sleep-facilitating hormone. Using translucent curtains or cracking the blinds a little will help let in the first rays of sunshine. If you don’t want to go high-tech, you can always rely on natural light to get going in the morning.

It’s much less jarring than suddenly flipping the light switch and filling the room with bright light. Just as you can program an alarm clock to go off at a certain time, you can buy smart light bulbs that will slowly get brighter and brighter according to the time you set.īy gradually brightening a bedroom, the lights can slowly bring a person out of sleep. This is a state of low mood, low energy, and poor thinking skills right after awakening.įinding the right song or style of music may be especially helpful to wake up someone who often awakens feeling groggy or annoyed by the beeping sound of their alarm clock. The researchers discovered that music helped reduce the sensation of sleep inertia.

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