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	<title>Cure Sleeping Disorder - How To Sleep Better Today &#187; Routine</title>
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		<title>Respect the Routine</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><span style="color: #0000ff;"><strong>You will not sleep well if others fail to respect your routine.  You need others to participate in your <a  title="Sleeping Habits and Journal" href="http://www.curesleepingdisorder.com/maintain-good-sleeping-habits-with-a-sleep-journal.php">sleep programe</a> if it is to succeed.</strong></span></p>
<p>The temple of sleep &#8211; A bedroom is not a living area, television room or office.  It is certainly not a games room.  The bedroom should be a temple of sleep.  Take a leaf out of your pet&#039;s book &#8211; find a spot (a nest or burrow would be the wild animal equivalent) used exclusively for sleep and a no0go area for others.  Animals have the right idea , naturally.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="color: #0000ff;"><strong>You will not sleep well if others fail to respect your routine.  You need others to participate in your <a  title="Sleeping Habits and Journal" href="http://www.curesleepingdisorder.com/maintain-good-sleeping-habits-with-a-sleep-journal.php">sleep programe</a> if it is to succeed.</strong></span></p>
<p>The temple of sleep &#8211; A bedroom is not a living area, television room or office.  It is certainly not a games room.  The bedroom should be a temple of sleep.  Take a leaf out of your pet&#039;s book &#8211; find a spot (a nest or burrow would be the wild animal equivalent) used exclusively for sleep and a no0go area for others.  Animals have the right idea , naturally.</p>
<p>If your bedroom is used exclusively for the purpose of sleep just entering it in the evening will trigger a sort if automatic reflex that prepares your body and mind for sleep.  Some action on your part will help reinforce the concept of your bedroom as a sleep sanctuary, as follows:</p>
<p>-  Try not to set up your home office in the bedroom.  If you have no choice, separate the area with a screen or book case.</p>
<p>-  Make your bedroom a no-smoking area</p>
<p>-  Try to ensure the house is quiet when you are sleeping.</p>
<p>-  Teach your children or housemates to respect the sleep routine of others if they are the first to wake up in the house</p>
<p>Now, what if you have noisy neighbors?  Well, go and speak to them about your sleep problems.  DO not be aggressive or critical, simply inform them of your sleep routine &#8211; what time you go to bed and when you wake up during the night.  You can then come to a mutually acceptable agreement.</p>


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