Ever tried reading to help you fall asleep?

It can be work, so long as you have the right accessories for bedtime stories.

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Not lavender essential oil, notmy beloved ASMR videos, not sandwiching my head between two pillows and screamingnothing.

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New York City-based sleep psychologist

How obvious, right?

And yet, I hadnt tried it.

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New York City-based sleep psychologist

Using reading to help you fall asleep?

These non-prescription options are for those who have 20/20 vision.

For the rest of us, I recommend checking outWarby Parkers frames with screen-friendly lenses.

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Its wafer thin, lightweight, and waterproof (in case your waterbed from the 80s goes pop!

in the middle of the night).

Best of all, a single charge will keep you happily reading for weeks.

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3.Book Buddies Book Holder, $6

Do you have a problem with your pages staying spread?

Choose whichever design speaks to you!

For the person whose partner turns in earlier, grab a little reading light.

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New York City-based sleep psychologist

This is a standard LED (with multiple light parameters!)

that will grab right onto the page, and give you that necessary sliver of illumination.

Wishful thinking, am I right?

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Shop Now:Fell Asleep Here Magnetic Bookmark, $20

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