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We Are Excited to Announce Our Charity Partnership with Born Free!

How Can You Support?

• Make a donation of 1% of your total order on our website
• For the month of October we will be giving ?50 from every sale of our Mento Treehouse Bed
• Download the educational activity pack and story
• Share the campaign on social media with your friends and family

Whether you're a teacher or a parent, educating children about the importance of a good night''s sleep is essential. After all, being well-rested can help with everything from kids' development to their behaviour. 

With help from children''s sleep specialist Kirsty Vant, we have created a fun lesson plan, video and quiz so that you can all test your sleep hygiene knowledge!

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We are giving you the chance to win this amazing race car bed for your little one's bedroom! What are you waiting for?

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Beds At A Price That Won''t Give You Nightmares!

We all suffer from sleep disturbances and have trouble snoozing from time to time, but imagine you had a lifelong developmental condition which not only affected how you perceive the woken world and interact with others but also how you sleep at night.

At Happy Beds, we believe everyone needs and deserves a good night's sleep. So, we've teamed up with the National Autistic Society to research the challenges that autistic people may face when it comes to getting their forty winks.

In the following blogs, we've explored the effects of autism when it comes to sleep and offered useful tips to help everyone in getting the best night's rest.

In this blog, you can find out just how many autistic people have experienced sleep problems following the results of our survey with the National Autistic Society.

We delve further into our study and take a look at the links between autism and different sleep disorders including sleep apnea, epilepsy and night terrors and how they can be treated and managed.

Here we explore what can be done to improve sleep quality for people on the autism spectrum. We discuss the importance of surroundings, routine and sleep hygiene for babies, children and adults alike. 

Designing a bedroom for an autistic child may sound like a challenge. Ensuring that you meet their needs and safety requirements so that they can get a good night's sleep in their own room is a lot to consider. In this blog, we highlight the key things to think about when designing a room for an autistic child.