Kids now have access to more technology, from TikTok and Xbox to Instagram and YouTube. And it might not be the best thing for sweet dreams! Our orthopaedic expert Bethany Lawerence reveals that all this time online is proving to be a real pain in the neck. Beth shockingly tells us that clients as young as six are some of those she sees most regularly, and she treats them for neck and spinal problems.

So, what part does technology play in all of this, and how does it impact the quality and quantity of their sleep?

Let’s dive in!

How does technology cause neck problems?

If you’re reading this in an office, coffee shop, or on your morning commute, take a look around. Chances are you will catch someone with their head bowed down, looking at their phone, engaging with technology. Research papers and professionals now call this phenomenon ‘tech neck’ or ‘text neck’, referring to the motion of looking down and stressing your muscles and tissue structures of the cervical spine. “Prolonged phone/technology usage results in a forward head posture; for every inch that your head moves forwards it puts an additional 10 pounds of weight through your neck and associated structures. Our cervical spine (neck) is not meant to withstand such force outside of its usual neutral position, which means that it can result in muscular and ligamentous strain,” Bethany says. This condition worsens the longer people spend on their devices, ’ Bethany says. When you look down at a screen, your muscles in the back of the neck work hard to keep your head up. Over the day, they get tired, resulting in a ‘tech neck’. A recent study revealed that in the UK, nearly a third of people spend over 3 hours a day on their phones and check them on average every 12 minutes of the waking day – that’s a lot of hunching over technology and our necks, especially those of our younger ones, are certainly feeling the strain. 

What are the symptoms of ‘tech neck’?

If your little one is complaining about any of the following, they could be experiencing ‘tech neck’:

• Headaches – “Many of my youngest clients often suffer from headaches,” Bethany tells us, which can be caused by aching necks.

• Stiffness in the neck – “Keeping your neck in one position for a long time can lead to stiffness and immobility”, Bethany explains.

• Neck Spasms – “Muscle strain can lead to neck spasms”, Bethany tells us, “these can be very uncomfortable for little ones”

• Aching in the lower shoulders and back – This can be caused by hunching over for long periods of time.

How do neck problems affect kids’ sleep?

Sore, stiff necks can make it very difficult to get comfortable and settle into sleep. If little ones drift off ok, spasms can often wake them up – and more discomfort can arise from staying in one position for too long. “If you are suffering from neck pain, it can affect your ability to find a comfortable sleep position to support your cervical spine properly. We also know that levels of inflammation can be higher at night time and that most pain/stiffness is relieved with movement, therefore remaining in a sedentary state and often unsupported position for a prolonged period of time overnight can further affect both the quality and duration of your sleep” says Bethany. Over time, this can severely affect wellbeing, resulting in irritability and low immunity. The best thing to do is seek the advice of a professional to address the problem and take measures to reduce their symptoms.

What are some of the things that can help ease neck pain for little ones?

The good news for little ones with sore necks is there are plenty of ways they can nip the pain in the bud. Bethany explains, “There are simple exercises they can do at home that will help increase mobility, reduce stiffness and resolve muscle strain.” Beyond that, certain lifestyle changes can be made to not only resolve neck problems but stop them from coming back.

Here are our Ortho’s top tips for allowing kids to enjoy technology while keeping life comfortable;

• • It’s all about balance – Banning technology altogether will not go down well and is challenging considering how the world today interacts. Technology is not going anywhere, though there is a way to strike a balance – monitoring time on phones and screens is one of the most effective and simple ways to reduce ‘tech neck’ and create a healthier lifestyle. Try engaging little ones in all of the wonderful things they can do offline. Scheduling ‘technology time’ and ensuring they stick to specific, shorter sessions will prevent the stiffness and strain that comes from long periods of hunching over.

The Take Away

Technology is an unavoidable part of modern life, being at the core of how little ones learn, interact and entertain themselves. However, too much time online is leading to neck problems, disrupting their sleep. Simple measures such as restricting their time online, encouraging regular movement and upgrading their pillow to one with proper, orthopaedic-grade support can help keep life and bedtime healthy and comfortable.

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Was one of your New Year’s resolutions for 2024 to up your sleeping game? Great, this one’s for you. Firstly, you will be pleased to know 2024 is all about investing in better sleeping habits, which makes total sense to us… As you know, relaxation is the ultimate luxury.

Sleeping better sounds far easier than it is for a lot of us with full-on careers, demanding children and hanging on to the crumbling desire to socialise. No one knows this better than supermodel and Mum Rose Mahon, our well-being and beauty expert. Her mantra is “Sleep is the best beauty product”, and has pretty plans herself this year to prioritise bedtime. So here is our round-up of the wellness trends you want to get on board with to sleep yourself fabulous this year.

Sleep tourism

The first stop on our round-up takes us to paradise; in 2024, sleep tourism is a thing. A very big thing actually, is that top resorts all around the world are opening their doors with tempting packages to help their clients switch off and become more mindful about their sleep. Skyscanner has revealed over a third of tourists have sleep at the top of their agenda when it comes to travel. What should one expect on a sleep retreat? You can choose between walking holidays and coastal trips to indulgent spas where you’ll be immersed in nature, learn relaxation techniques and slow down from the go-go-go of modern life. Sound dreamy? Rose also recommends “checking into a local hotel or treating yourself to a retreat at home with a tech break and plenty of rest and quality time with your family” It Certainly sounds like a cheaper option, with many of these luxury retreats costing well into the thousands. While a good night’s sleep is worth travelling far and wide for, getting yourself up to enjoy it at home will make every day feel like paradise.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation

Do you find you coast through the day in fight-or-flight mode? Caffiened up and ready for the next work email or situation you will have to deal with? This fills you with adrenaline and can make it very hard to switch off and relax come the end of the day. Try the hashtag #vagusnervestimulation, and you could find the solution to counteract this response and return to a calm place. When stimulated with deep breathing or even humming, the vagus nerve triggers the sympathetic nervous system and returns you to a restorative state. Yoga teachers and mindfulness practitioners are championing this as one of the top wellness trends for 2024; Rose says, “Doing yoga or taking a nap on the sofa with my Bamboo Eye Mask, focusing on my breathing helps me to tap into that peaceful, restful state when I feel myself getting stressed” Experimenting with your own ways to access that peace is a vital way of nurturing yourself, especially before bedtime to set yourself up for a restorative, deeper sleep.

Immersive ASMR

Immersive ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a deeply engaging and multi-sensory form of ASMR that aims to create a more enveloping, all-around sensory experience. Sounds complicated? Nope, it’s actually a thoroughly gentle way to relax, set to be very popular in 2024. It involves listening to people speaking softly into a microphone, whether explaining the sleepy benefits of a new pillow or telling a bedtime story. In 2024, you will see a lot of sleep tech to make this experience more immersive with virtual reality goggles and other devices. It is a good thing to do before bedtime as a way to unwind and switch off from the day. Rose says she “enjoys listening to a podcast, often something funny and lighthearted or reflective and would consider experimenting with softer, quieter voices as a way to drift off” Find what works for you and where you can fit unwinding and relaxing into your daily routine.

Sauna blankets

As we navigate through 2024, the spotlight in the wellness industry is brightly shining on sauna blankets, transforming everyday relaxation practices with a sprinkle of spa luxury. This year, the boundaries of spa-like pampering are being redefined, making its way into the comfort of our homes with the rising popularity of sauna blankets. These innovative wellness tools are not just about basking in warmth; they’re backed by promising benefits that extend far beyond mere relaxation.

Research suggests that regular sauna use can significantly reduce stress, potentially bolstering the body’s immunity. The deep, penetrating heat from these sauna blankets relax muscles, easing tension and soreness, which is particularly beneficial after a long day or a strenuous workout session. But the advantages don’t stop there; there’s growing interest in the potential of sauna blankets to enhance sleep quality. By facilitating deep relaxation before bedtime, they may help users fall asleep more quickly and achieve a more restful, uninterrupted night’s sleep.

Sleep hygiene at home

While the wellness trends of 2024 could take you worldwide into virtual spaces and beyond, home is where you will spend the lion’s share of your bedtimes. Investing in good sleep hygiene at home is a big deal in 2024, so where should we start?

Firstly, make your sleeping set-up as comfortable as possible. Make sure you have a mattress that provides orthopaedic support for healthy alignment and hits the spot when it comes to a balance of firmness and cushioning – as we all like something different.

Do you tend to overheat? Make sure that come Summertime, you will be set up to breeze through the night with thermoregulating, breathable bedding. A Bamboo Bedding Set and duvet are great buys for 2024 for a good night’s sleep; the fabric naturally regulates your body temperature and is soft and gentle on the skin, making it a joy to snuggle into bed.

If you will be travelling this year, have a pillow you love so much you’ll want to take it. A good pillow is essential for a comfy night’s sleep. Orthopaedic-grade memory foam will keep your neck and spine happy and contour to all sleeping positions. Our Hybrid Bamboo Pillow balances firm support with gentle cushioning wrapped in our signature, smooth bamboo. You will be all set for a dreamy night’s sleep wherever 2024 takes you.

Conclusion

Heading into 2024, prioritising sleep becomes essential for our well-being. Imagine embarking on sleep-focused vacations introducing you to serene retreats to enhance your rest. At home, transforming your bedroom with supportive pillows, breathable bedding, and a cosy mattress can elevate your sleep. Consider the stress-relieving wonders of a sauna blanket, bringing the spa’s relaxation into your own space. Establishing a calming nightly routine helps transition your mind and body from the day’s hustle to the peace of the night. This year, let’s commit to not just dreaming about improved sleep but actively pursuing it to rejuvenate our nights and enrich our days.

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5 classic ways to say ‘I love you’ this year

Ahh, Valentine’s Day – a day as old as time; did you know it is actually over 1500 years old? More importantly, it is the perfect day of the year to show that special someone how much they mean to you—stuck for ideas? Look no further; we have put together the sweetest ways to celebrate February 14th – and this year, we are focusing on the classics.

From their favourite bunch of flowers and dreamiest pillow upgrades to candle-lit dinners, here are five simple, elegant, and meaningful Valentine’s gifts to make them smile this year.

Say it with chocolates

Simple, sweet and scrumptious – you can’t go wrong with the classic box of chocolates. Make sure you choose their favourite. Personalising their present with a gift card is also a sweet touch. Whether they like a vegan, dark, or milk selection, you can choose from some wonderful sustainable chocolate brands. Not sure how to know if a brand is sustainable? Head to our recent blog for tips on what to look out for and show the planet and your sweetheart some love this year.

Say it with a new scent

Valentine’s is a day for the senses, so why not treat your special someone to a splash of something they can wear all year? Perfume is romantic and thoughtful and a perfect Valentine’s gift to sweeten up their day. Think about aromas that define their personality – from flowery and sweet to spicy and mysterious. Do choose smaller, local brands with an ethical focus – a simple way to be more compassionate towards our planet while pampering your sweetheart.

Say it with a good night’s sleep

Say it with flowers

From deep red roses to pretty pink lilies, flowers fill our rooms and hearts with joy… And smell as gorgeous as they look. Sending flowers is a colourful way to put a bright smile on your special someone’s face. Go all out and wow them with a hand-delivered bouquet for the ultimate surprise, and let them know of all the millions, billions of people in the world – you’re so glad they picked you.

The takeaway

Valentine’s Day can be celebrated in many different ways, though there’s no need to think too hard! When it comes to love – a classic always endures. From upgrading your loved ones sleeping set up, treating them to a romantic meal to their favourite box of chocs- these Valentine’s gifts are sure to warm their hearts while also being compassionate towards our planet which remains in our hearts all year.

For more cosy gift ideas – browse our snuggly store – may your day be full of love!

Sweet Dreams

From the best skin creams to a healthy diet, we are all looking for a beauty boost – especially in January when we need to do all we can to feel our best. Hoorah- a lazier and budget-friendly way to wake up with a natural glow exists. A good night’s sleep is not only great for your immune system and well-being, but it could also help keep your skin bright and hydrated, as we learned from our beauty expert. Busy model and Mum Rose Mahon knows all about the impact of a hectic schedule on your skin and prioritises getting the rest she needs to stay feeling and looking her best. Here, she shares her bedtime secrets, which include brilliant podcasts, bamboo bedding and snuggly days on the sofa!

What do you do to unwind before bed?

We have a pretty solid bedtime routine; after all my skincare routine, we make a bedtime blend of tea and listen to the same podcast every night to fall asleep, too! Works a treat. There are two new episodes each week, but that lasts us as we are always asleep ten minutes in, so one episode will last for a couple of nights. The latest podcast we are listening to is parenting hell by Josh Widdicombe and Rob Beckett. It’s Brilliant!

How do you set up your bedroom for a great night’s sleep?

The bed is always made to perfection, with lovely soft lighting and sometimes a nice candle. I just like to keep it tidy and inviting so it’s a relaxing space.

How do you find sleep affects your skin?

Massively, not in the sense of spots or breakouts really, but just in the look and feel of my skin; if I’m well-slept and hydrated, it shows in my skin, and vice versa if I’m tired and sleep deprived, my skin is dull, dry and lacking radiance. I swear good sleep is the foundation for so many positive things.

What are your must-haves for a good night’s sleep?

Ever had a whole day in bed?

What fabrics do you recommend for those with sensitive skin?

I have quite sensitive skin, I only use to use silk pillowcases. Then I found bamboo, and it feels just like silk! Both are great for sensitive skin and really make a big difference. A tip I do is to change my pillow case every couple of days to keep breakouts at bay!

Thanks, Rose! We love the sound of dragging the duvet to the sofa and admire your taste in good quality bed sheets. After all, when it comes to feeling beautiful, there is no better investment than a good night’s sleep.

Sweet Dreams

Osteopath Expert James White Explains

Back pain can get in the way of everything from the first morning stretch to your office commute. Choosing the right mattress and other simple lifestyle changes could help reduce the irritating pain and eventually nip it in the bud.

What causes back pain?

Back pain is incredibly common, especially in middle age. Research shows it is one of the top reasons those 45 – 65 can lose mobility, making daily life challenging. “Several things can cause back pain, ranging from disc damage, muscle tightness, pinched nerves to arthritis. Though for many people, it is a lack of movement through their spine,” explains James, who treats clients with all levels of back pain. Some back pain can also be caused by underlying conditions such as fibromyalgia, which can cause widespread muscle pain and fatigue.

Symptoms of back pain

Experiencing back pain can be more than just an inconvenience; it’s often a signal from your body that something’s amiss. If back pain is becoming a part of your daily life, you might recognise some of these common symptoms:

• Aggravated Pain with Movement: Ever notice a spike in pain when lifting something or bending over? This increase in discomfort can be a clear indicator of underlying back issues.

• Persistent Ache, Regardless of Position: Whether you’re up and about or lying down for a rest, the pain seems to linger, suggesting that your back may need more attention.

• Radiating Discomfort: It’s not just your back; the pain has a journey, often travelling from your back down to your buttocks, legs, or hips, indicating a possible nerve involvement.

• Unusual Sensations in Lower Extremities: Numbness or a feeling of weakness in your legs or feet isn’t just peculiar; it can be a symptom pointing towards a significant back condition.

How can back pain impact your daily life?

Back pain can vary in intensity from mild and annoying to debilitating and severe. Depending on the severity of the individual’s pain, it can interfere with daily life differently. In some cases, back pain can “stop you enjoying life the way you want to”, says James. From not being able to jump out of bed in the morning to being able to exercise comfortably, back pain can zap the joy out of daily activities. This can sometimes lead to less movement, which can worsen problems. The good news is there are plenty of ways to reduce back pain, which can be easily implemented into your life straight away.

Let’s start with bedtime, as, after all, we do spend a third of our lives sleeping – we might as well make it as comfortable and supportive as possible.

What is the best mattress for back pain?

According to James, “The best mattress for anyone is one that combines the two qualities of comfort and support. Being soft enough so the individual feels comfortable, but at the same time being supportive enough to provide orthopaedic support for the spine during the whole night.”

When it comes to soft enough, every sleeper is different. Some sleepers prefer a firmer mattress, such as memory foam, while some enjoy settling into a softer surface, such as pocket springs. The Hybrid Bamboo Mattress is the perfect option for those who like the best of both. This blends the most popular mattress fills, providing a full range of comfort and support.

The firmness rating of 7 suits most sleepers, while the combination of BioCell Foam, OrthoAlign Foam and 1200 bespoke pocket springs optimise breathability, support and comfort in one mattress. The orthopaedic grade memory foam allows the mattress to naturally contour to your sleeping position, keeping your spine and neck in perfect alignment.

Meanwhile, the seven zones of pocket springs relieve key pressure points; they also work to isolate movement, reducing waking in the night and providing comfort as individual as you are.

Bedtime sorted, the next thing to do is to look at simple day to day changes you can make that can help prevent and reduce back pain. Quite often, repetitive habits we are unaware of can cause back pain, such as sitting too long and not getting enough movement. To take the best care of your spine, James recommends the following:

• • • Moving more – James explains that taking regular breaks from your desk to avoid muscles becoming stiff can help prevent pain. Try taking a ten-minute walk a few times throughout the day or even standing up and stretching every hour.
      

    • Strengthening the spine – There are specific exercises to improve the stability and strength of your spine that James recommends learning and implementing into your weekly routine.

    • Mobilising – James also suggests a range of mobilising movements you can do in the morning and evening to increase the range of motion and freedom through the joints of the spin.

    • Ergonomic Workspaces – For those spending long hours at a desk, an ergonomically designed workspace is crucial. Ensure that your chair supports the natural curve of your spine, your feet are flat on the ground, and your computer screen is at eye level. Ergonomic keyboards and mouse pads can also reduce strain.

    • Core Strengthening – Specifically focusing on core muscles can provide better support for your back. Simple exercises like planks, bridges, and abdominal crunches can be done at home to strengthen these vital muscles.
      

While back pain can be a debilitating experience, the power to alleviate it lies in a combination of informed choices and proactive lifestyle changes. Remember, selecting the right mattress is more than just a comfort choice; it’s a crucial step towards ensuring long-term spinal health and pain relief. However, don’t stop there. Embrace the journey towards a pain-free life by incorporating ergonomic practices, regular physical activity, and mindful habits into your daily routine. By making these adjustments, not only can you enhance the quality of your sleep but also improve your overall well-being. Take the first step today towards a more comfortable, active, and joyful life. Your back, and indeed your entire body, will thank you for it.

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Wahoo, if there is one thing to cheer us up as the temperature drops, it’s knowing that Black Friday is around the chilly corner. It’s the perfect time to buy those things you’ve been dreaming of all year. From a luxurious new mattress and beautifully soft bedding to a fluffy winter duvet – Black Friday is a chance to save big. Before you rush out into the madness, take a read of these top tips on how to shop and find the best deals.

Sleep coaches have been on the rise for some time, and with good reason. With the non-stop pace of life and increased use of technical devices from laptops and phones to iPads, many people struggle with drifting off for deep, refreshing sleep. Turning to a sleep coach is a holistic approach to solving the disturbances and falling back in love with bedtime. New to coaching? Read on to discover what a sleep coach is, how it works and the benefits it can have for your slumber.

And just like that, the clocks are about to go back. As we slide into the season of darker mornings and shorter days, curl up with your cosiest duvet and discover more about daylight saving time and how it affects your sleep.

With breaking news highlighting the current bedbug pandemic in France, the irritating, creepy crawlies are certainly having their five minutes of fame. France has been experiencing a growing bedbug crisis for several years, with an increase of 11% of French households being infested between 2017-2022. The French president was ridiculed when she called for an emergency national plan to tackle the problem in 2019, though cut to 2023, and clearly, this is no laughing matter.

Bed bugs are rising for several reasons, particularly in busy cities. The pests can attach themselves to anything from mattresses and clothes to luggage. The good news is there are measures you can take to protect yourself from carrying them into your home and bedroom. There are also ways to help prevent bedbugs from interfering with your sleep, from bamboo mattresses and mattress protectors that can prevent moist environments and washing your bedding regularly. Before we look at those, let’s explore more about what bedbugs are and why they are a health hazard that needs to be addressed – urgently.

What are bedbugs?

We hope you’re sitting comfortably, as this bit might not be so comfortable to read; bedbugs are essentially small, itchy insects that can hide in environments such as bedding, mattresses, clothes and luggage. They are reddish brown in colour and oval-shaped. Adult bed bugs are around 5-7 mm long, while bedbug eggs are tiny and white, often going unnoticed. They do not fly, though they can move very quickly. It can be quite disturbing to find one whether at home or on your clothes, often causing emotional distress, sleep disturbances and anxiety. Our homes hold a very special place in our hearts and naturally should be a place where we can relax and feel at ease, making it vital that bedbugs are a problem that must be tackled as soon as possible.

What causes bedbugs?

Bedbugs are pretty tiny, so it’s easy for them to sneak into your home in various ways. They can attach themselves to furniture, clothes and luggage and like moist environments. They particularly like bedding and mattresses, which can retain much moisture from sweating and losing moisture at night. If you have been exposed to them during the day, you can carry them back home. With the increase in travel from the Eurostar, national rail and aeroplanes, they pose a particular problem to busy cities like Paris and London. Our sleep expert Max Kirsten says “Travel and hotel rooms are the main cause of transmitting bed bugs”.

While Eurostar is keen to reassure travellers their surfaces are clean and safe and Kate Nicholls, the UK hospitality CEO says “there is no indication of this happening in the UK”, there are naturally still concerns. So what can you do to prevent bed bugs as the governments work on managing the crisis?

How to check for bedbugs?

To check for bedbugs, start by examining your bed area thoroughly. Look for small, reddish-brown insects, typically about the size of an apple seed. Check the seams of your mattress, bed frame, and box spring. Also, inspect nearby furniture, including nightstands and dressers. Look for tiny blood spots on your sheets or mattress, indicating bedbug presence. Using a flashlight can help in spotting these elusive pests. Remember to check in crevices and hidden spots, as bedbugs tend to hide in small spaces. If you find any signs of bedbugs, it’s advisable to contact a professional pest control service for proper identification and treatment.

What are the early signs?

Early signs of bedbugs include small, itchy bite marks on your skin, often in a line or cluster, which you might notice upon waking. Another indicator is tiny blood stains on your sheets or pillowcases, resembling small rust spots. You may also spot small, dark excrement spots or bedbug eggs (tiny, yellowish-white, and oval) in the seams of your mattress or upholstery. An unmistakable sign is the presence of live bedbugs, small, brownish insects about the size of an apple seed. Additionally, a subtle, sweet, musty odour can sometimes be detected in areas with a heavy bedbug infestation. If you observe any of these signs, a closer inspection or professional consultation may be necessary.

Bamboo to the rescue

Bed bugs are notoriously challenging due to their small size, rapid reproduction rate, and ability to hide in tiny crevices. They can survive for months without feeding, making persistent pests in homes. Moreover, a recent study suggests that bedbugs increasingly resist common pesticides, complicating extermination efforts. In this scenario, using bamboo sleep products can be beneficial.

Why is bamboo a natural defence against bed bugs?

We all have our comfort zones; bed bugs love moist environments, so bedtime is a favourite. Due to how much moisture we lose at night, up to 25 ml per hour, our mattresses and bedding can be the ideal breeding spot for bed bugs. Bamboo is moisture-wicking, antibacterial and highly breathable, making it nature’s natural defence to bed bugs. The wonder fabric is also thermoregulating, preventing overheating and reducing sweating for a healthier, fresher and more comfortable sleep. “As mattresses are a major carrier of bed bugs, “choosing a bamboo mattress can help,” our sleep expert says.

What are some other ways you prevent bed bugs?

If you think you have bed bugs, contacting pest control and confirming they are irritating insects can be helpful. To protect yourself from carrying them into your home or bed, here are some simple measures you can take immediately.

1. Choose anti-bed bug bedding – Choosing antibacterial, moisture and breathable fabrics can help prevent bedbugs from disrupting your sleep. Our Hybrid Bamboo Mattress is made with our fresh bamboo-infused BioCellFoam, making sleep ultra hygienic and breathable. The hybrid is sealed with our signature smooth, antibacterial bamboo cover. Our 100% Bamboo Bedding and bamboo-filled Cloud Duvet will give you soothing, breathable, moisture-wicking bliss for extra comfort and protection. Take that bedbug.  

Remember, you can only do what you can

Ultimately, there are some situations where coming into contact with bedbugs is unavoidable. As distressing as this can be, taking the measures you can, from washing your clothes, having the best bedding and contacting pest control if necessary – you can only do what you can. Finding ways to relax to get a good night’s sleep is vital to your well-being. Try not to focus and worry, as this will help you feel more refreshed, calm and healthy.

If you think a bed bug has bitten you, it is best to contact your doctor to put your mind at rest and take their advice on handling any skin irritation.

You can explore our range of bamboo products here, from the Hybrid Bamboo Mattress, Pillows, Duvets, Bedding and Towels. We hope our wonder fabric can help wrap you up in comfort, protecting you from bed bugs and bringing you the sweetest dreams.

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