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- Mindful Kids
- Keep The Blinds Closed
- Sleep with The Fan on
- Wear Natural Fibres
- Chill Your Bedding
- Try A Pet Cooling Mat
- Switch Off Vampire Devices to Keep Cool and Say Money
- Reuse Your Hot Water Bottle
- Homemade Air-Con Hack
- Put The Kettle on
- Put Your Feet in Cold Water
This simple heatwave hack is all about what NOT to do. When you wake up on a glorious summer morning, resist the urge to open the curtains or blinds and leave them closedall day long. This will feel counterproductive, but trust us, it will stop the heat from sneaking in during the day and reduce the overall temperature indoors. Once the sun sets an...
If you're reluctant to invest in an expensive fan (or they're all sold out) a small desk fanplaced on a surface near your face will also help to keep you cool at night. Plus fans come with the added benefit of white noise to help you snooze. To keep your baby or toddler cool in the early hours, you can use a fan in the nursery room but do NOT point...
While it might be tempting to sleep naked, wearing natural fibres in bed will actually help cool you down by drawing sweat away from your skin. So, opt for cotton or linen PJs and sidestep synthetics like polyester or nylon which will likely make you feel hotter at night. We're big fans of this ModiCool T-Shirt Sleep Setfrom Modibodi that is design...
Pop your cotton pillow case into the freezer during the day for an instant cooling ice pack at night. Or if you have the space, bundle your whole sheet in their too! For even longer lasting chill, try snuggling up to a Comfytemp Mini Gel Ice Pack.
Yes, they are designed with the family pet in mind, but bear with us... For those balmy summer nights when your kids just can't sleep, Netmums Associate Editor Joanna Lovell swears by using DOG cooling gel mats. 'They're a game-changer helping the kids feel cool and drift off to sleep,' she says. They contain a gel formula that creates a cooling ef...
Did you know that vampire appliances could be heating up your bedroom AND ramping up your energy bills too? A vampire appliance is any electronic device that uses electricity, even when the power switch is turned off and it's in standby mode. Chargers, TVs, laptops, and lightbulbs can generate a surprising amount of heat. Unplug any unnecessary ele...
It won't be long until we'll be using our water bottles to keep warm. But during hot weather, try this TikTok frozen hot water bottle hack! Simply fill it with water as normal and stick it in the freezer for a multi-purpose ice pack that you can keep in the bed during those hot summer nights.
Desperate for cool air? Investing in a home AC unit is the fastest and most effective way to beat the heat, but it does come at a price. To go easier on your pocket (and the planet) you can hack your own home air-con unit! Simply place your desk fan behind a bowl filled with ice cubes and let the magic get to work. This also works with a bottle of ...
Can't sleep? When the mercury rises our first instinct is to reach for an ice cold drink. But it's less well known that a hot cup of tea can actually be more effective at lowering your body temp. According to a 2012 study carried out by researchers from the University of Ottawa, sipping hot drinks such as a good old brew can actually lower the amou...
Plunging your feet into cold water is a quick way to cool down, research shows. Plus this hack is easy to use anytime throughout the day. Fill a big bowl or tub with water – maybe even add a few ice cubes – and dip in your children's tootsies. Or have then stand in a shallow bath or the shower and spray them. Cool and quick!
- Bedtime Fears. For kids, feeling scared or worried at bedtime is one of the main reasons for having trouble falling asleep. A kid might be afraid of the dark or might not like being alone.
- Nightmares. Have you been having any nightmares lately? Sometimes it's hard to fall asleep when you're afraid of having a scary dream. If the fear of nightmares keeps you awake, try talking to your mom or dad or other trusted adult.
- Worry and Stress. It can be harder to sleep when you're worried about things. It's easy to feel stressed when you have tests at school, after-school activities, sports, and chores around the house.
- Big Changes. A major change in your life or daily routine can easily cause sleep problems. Changes like divorce, death, illness, or moving to a new town can make it hard to sleep through the night.
When your child is feeling hot, give them a cool bath or water mist to cool down. Swimming is another great way to cool off while staying active. Remember that children should always be supervised while swimming or playing in water to prevent drowning.
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