You sleep worse in spring (and don't even know why)
Share
With the arrival of spring, many people start sleeping worse — without realizing why.
More hours of sleep do not always mean better sleep.
Why spring affects sleep
During this time of year, there is more natural light when waking up, the temperature fluctuates irregularly, and respiratory allergies increase significantly. All of this can interfere with your rest.
Signs that something is not right
- Waking up tired even after 8 hours
- Lighter, more interrupted sleep
- Difficulty falling asleep at bedtime
What many ignore
It's not just the season. Your mattress or pillow might be making the situation worse — dust mite and dust accumulation is at its peak in spring.
How to improve your rest
- Keep the room cool (17-19°C ideal)
- Use lighter percale cotton bedding
- Consider a cooling pillow if you get hot at night
- Check the age of your mattress and protector
See also
- Tropical summer: sleeping in the heat
- Creating the perfect environment for good sleep
- How we wake up says a lot about the quality of our sleep
Explore: Shinsen Pillow · Mattress Collection