This post is brought to you by Brentwood Home. All opinions are my own.
Sleep is something that is essential to my busy schedule. I am sure most of you can relate to this. You work hard all day, and when it is time for bed you want to be able to have a great night’s sleep. For the past several months I have found that I would often wake up with a sore neck or back, I wouldn’t feel rested or I was restless during the night. All of these things attributed to me being more tired during the day, and in return, less productive. I recently got a set of pillows from Brentwood Home called the Sleep Wellness Bundle. It comes with 2 Helena Latex/Kapok Pillows and 2 Carmel Latex Molded Pillows. I have been using them at night and I can honestly tell you that I have woke up better rested, without the back or neck pain and I am more productive and happy throughout the day.
The pillows are made with healthy materials and are certified free of synthetic materials.
2 Helena Latex/Kapok Pillows
- Combines the smoothness of silk and fluffiness of cotton
- Filled with all-natural latex ribbons that have a responsive feel, providing uplifting support, and silky-smooth kapok
- Perfect fit for people who switch between multiple sleeping positions, because it molds to your neck and head
- The cover is made of organic cotton, grown without toxic pesticides or fertilizers, so you can sleep safe and sound.
2 Carmel Latex Molded Pillow
- Made with healthy materials for your sleep like a 100% organic cotton cover, and certified free of synthetic materials by the Eco-institut
- All natural latex is molded to perfectly contour your head and neck, providing essential support through the night.
- Resilient and supportive latex never requires fluffing
If you are looking for a new pillow then I think you will really like these. They are not super soft, which also means that you won’t have to worry about them going flat. I have found that I prefer these new pillows over my old ones that I used for a few years and loved and I didn’t think I would be able to find a pillow that I liked well enough to replace those. The Helena Pillow is not as firm as the Carmel pillow. It is soft and great to wrap around or put between your knees. I also love sleeping on two of these and they are very comfortable. The Carmel pillow is more firm and great to help with neck pain, backaches and more. I love both of these pillows.
Brentwood Home offers several different pillows that you will love! Here is an overview of our favorites:
Morrow Memory Foam Pillow
For those looking for the classic, contouring support of memory foam, the Morrow pillow is for you.
Fixed in a traditional pillow shape, the Morrow pillow will mold to your shape and offer support along the natural lines of your body, returning to its original shape when you rise and shine. The Morrow never requires fluffing, and a 100% organic cotton cover means you can sleep safe and sound.
Key Features
- 100% Organic Cotton Cover
- Molded Memory Foam
- Traditional Pillow Shape
- Never Requires Fluffing
- CertiPUR-US Certified Foam is free of flame retardants, formaldehyde, mercury, lead, heavy metals, phthalates, and ozone depleters.
Aliso Feathered Gel Pillow
MEDIUM-FIRM FEEL
Our Aliso gel memory foam pillow is filled with finely feathered foam to create more air pockets than a traditional memory foam pillow, allowing your head and neck to find support easily. If you have multiple sleep positions, the Aliso offers softer comfort from side to back to stomach.
- Rayon-derived Bamboo Cover
- Gel memory foam feathers coated with 10% fine gel fibers
- Low VOC emissions, so you don’t have to worry about off-gassing odors
- Made in California
Pacifica Gel Memory Foam Pillow
You’ll get that traditional hugging sensation from memory foam ribbons, sinking gently into the pillow as it conforms to your neck and head. A zippered opening makes it easy to remove or add fill to your desired comfort level, and a 100% organic cotton cover means you can sleep safe and sound.
Key Features
- 100% Organic Cotton Cover
- Gel Memory Foam + Down Alternative Blended Fill (CertiPUR-US Certified Foam)
- Zipper makes it easy to add or remove fill to adjust to the perfect size and firmness for your needs
- CertiPUR-US Certified Foam is free of flame retardants, formaldehyde, mercury, lead, heavy metals, phthalates, and ozone depleters.
They also have wedge pillows and meditation pillows. See the whole Brentwood Home Pillow Collection here.
Want to try them? We are working with Brentwood Home to offer a Sleep Wellness Bundle to giveaway to one of you! Here is how you can win. Giveaway is open to US only. Must be 18 or older to enter. Giveaway will run from 11/17-11/26. The winner will be notified by email and will have 24 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen. All entries will be verified. Wait for RC to load below and enter. Good Luck!
I try not to eat a big meal before bed. I’ll read and try to make myself as comfortable as possible, so I don’t toss and turn.
My tip is to have a comfortable bed.
I take a warm shower and put on an audio book to.fall asleep.
My best tip is to do something relaxing like listening to soft music before you go to sleep.
I take a nice warm shower before bed to relax!
Best tip is have total darkness and if you have cats, then shut the bedroom door!
COOL Bedroom , fan on and lights out and dark! no Tv phone off! No socks!
TURN OFF ALL ELECTRONICS AND PUT ON SOOTHING SOUNDS.
My best tip for a good night’s sleep is to not eat for 4 hours prior to bedtime and to drink plenty of water.
I don’t drink caffeine the last few hours of sleep. I also read before going to sleep to relax me.
For me, I have to wait until I am really tired before I go to bed.
I sleep best in a completely dark room, and the temperature must be cool !
I can’t sleep without white noise, I used to use a fan but that doesn’t work so great in the winter so I got a noise machine
Turn everything off and make sure you have a comfortable mattress and pillows. try to clear your mind.
A warm bath and reading for a few minutes are my tips.
i take a long hot bubble bath, followed by melatonin and reading in bed. no caffeine after 6pm
Use lavender lotion to help sleep.
Heavy blankets, soft bed, fan on, and dark room.
Make sure you don’t play with your electronics before going to bed as they will stimulate you rather than relax you.
Listening to music before you sleep.
Avoid browsing on your cell phone at night before bed as the light stimulates your eyes making it harder to sleep.
My best tip is to use a white noise maker!
Reading a bit before bed is always good way to get sleepy.
My tip is to relax for half an hour before you go to bed.
to turn off all electronics early for a good nights sleep
I always find that appropriate time with an exercise program helps with sleep.
My tip is to keep a good pre-bedtime routine.
I like a warm cup of tea before bed and I like to turn down the lights a good half hour before.
Turn of all electronics!!!
Go to bed the same time every night even on the weekend.
never eat near bedtime and avoid caffeine
My husband has trouble sleeping at night and we have found that a good set of ear plugs helps him quite a bit. Thanks
Get daily excercise and start winding down a couple hours before bedtime.
I like to shower before bed. It gets me nice and comfortable.
go to bed tired but not over tired
my tip is to meditate bbefore bed
Take a warm bath before bedtime!
Stay away from sugar and caffeine.
Don’t not have your phone in the same room that you sleep in. Get an alarm clock & leave your phone in the other room.
In order to get a good nights rest I eat healthy. I exercise early in the morning. I also have a dark, quiet room to sleep in.
My best tip for a good nights sleep is no electronics in the bedroom.
I take 5 mgs of diphenhydramine if I can’t get to sleep. It makes me drowsy!
Drink a cup of good hot tea before bedtime~
Wear yourself out by exercising during the day.
Sleep in a cool room – and always have enough pillows! And an extra blanket if need be. 🙂
My best tip for a good night’s sleep is to leave your problems at the door.
My tip is to sleep in a cool room.
TURN EVERYTHING OFF, NO TV, NO PHONES, ETC..
I wish I had a good tip. My sleep patterns are completely out of whack since perimenopause.
Have something that makes white noise. We can’t sleep without the sound of our fan. Thank you!
Turn off the TV and laptop! try and read a book!
fan on – check
satin eye mask – check
smooth jazz —- sleep!!
No electronics the last 30 minutes before bed and keep the room dark.
Try to keep a routine and go to bed at the same time each night.
I sleep in a completely dark room and have a quality mattress – that helps me go to sleep quickly.
Make your room as cold as possible so you can get nice and snuggly under your covers!
Sometimes I have a hard time sleeping too. :). These pillows look really nice. I also tend to stress alot and have a hard time turning off my thoughts and staying asleep through out the night. 🙂
Drink some water and turn off all your electronics
Turn off all the technology and yoga helps.
Make sure you have a bit of down time before jumping right into bed, this way you’re not so restless.
Don’t turn off a blue screen like a tv or a computer and try to go to directly to bed. Give your eyes some times to adjust and I think it helps me sleep better. Thanks.
A warm cup of tea, or cinnamon milk usually does the trick for me.
Totally a great mattress and great pillows.
Take a nice hot bath or shower before bed and sleep with out any lights on.
Sleep in a cool, dark room!
No caffeine (soda or coffee) after 5:00. Relax for an hour before going to bed. A glass of wine or a few beers don’t hurt.
I sleep with a fan on. The noise and consistent air circulation keep me asleep all night!
A nice glass of wine! lol
turn the lights off the tv no noise and use some oil to fill your area up with and then relax
Try to sleep with no distractions
My best tip is to always use a body pillow if you are a side sleeper like me to help keep your spine inline
My best tip is to do things to help you unwind beforehand like a cup of tea or a bath.
Turn off all the technology, even the TV, about 30-40 minutes before going to bed. It really helps quiet your mind.
I read before bed to quiet my thoughts.
My best tip is don’t let your six year old sleep with you! 🙂
My best tip is have a cup of hot chocolate and a relaxing bath before bed.
My tip for a good nights sleep is to turn on a fan to block out noise.
My best tip is to relax before bed and do whatever makes you sleepy. For me, watching TV actually makes me want to go to sleep, but I always turn the TV and all electronics off while actually trying to sleep.
My best tip for a good nights sleep is no late-night snacks!
Dont watch TV anywhere near bedtime.
Turn off all your electronics so they can’t disturb you.