The Sweet and Simple Guide to Napping Anywhere

Have you ever seen the face of a kid after their first day of “real” school? Not the kind of school where they take naps, go home early and play freeze tag all day, but the other kind. The one that feels like a full day of actual work. The one where they learn arithmetic, take spelling tests, read their favorite books and more. Yeah, that one! Kids usually look like they’ve just finished working an 80-hour week! So, what do kids do when they get home? Nap! You can catch kids napping in between chicken nugget bites, watching T.V. and standing up. As an adult, unless you’ve just climbed Mt. Everest, sleeping does not come as easily. So, we’ve spent some time (a few minutes) studying the napping habits of kids and came up with the perfect formula.  Once you are done reading our sweet and simple guide to napping you'll want to whip out your Selk'bag and sleep! Read this guide, get some sleep, and thank us later.                                                                                                                            

Regulate the Temperature

Some people can sleep like a baby when the thermostat is set to below 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Well, we call those people demigods and this guide isn’t meant for them! For the mere mortals still reading this, we need warmth! You shouldn’t run your hands along your arms and feel goosebumps. You know the padding that lines your rooms and clothes? Insulation! Yeah, well, it’s amazing for keeping warm. We usually just grab our Selk’bag, zip it up, and wear it around our office, home, and school.

Always Have a Travel Pillow Handy

Have you ever sat on a crowded bus or train after a long day? Chances are that you’re squished between two people and have to dodge incoming bags and backpacks every few minutes as people board and leave. Or maybe you’ve been at school all day and want to lay your head on your desk? But, crouching over hurts your back and slouching hurts your neck. for occasional is the exact moment that a pillow comes in handy. You see those small pillows that people always take with them on an airplane? Well, we don’t have one. But, we usually zip up our Selk’bag to create the same effect.

Basically, kids have it easy and we wish we could be a kid again. Until that magically happens, we’ll have to settle for occasional naps.