



Sleep hygiene refers to the habits and surroundings that support healthy sleep — things like limiting caffeine later in the day, reducing screen exposure close to bedtime, keeping a regular sleep schedule, and creating a comfortable sleeping space.
Start small: go to bed and wake up at similar times each day, reduce stimulating activities late in the evening, and build a predictable nighttime routine. Consistency over time matters more than perfection.
Focus on a calmer, darker, quieter, and more comfortable space. Room temperature, lighting, noise, bedding, mattress comfort, and air quality can all influence how restful your sleep feels.
Gentle activities like reading, light stretching, breathing exercises, calming music, or reducing bright light and screen use can help. The goal is not to force sleep, but to create conditions that help your body and mind settle naturally.