Starting every day with a good night's sleepTM is important year round. The Better Sleep Council (BSC) conducted a stress and sleep survey to find out what keeps Americans up at night. This year's findings revealed a range of insights on Americans' stress and sleep cycles. Here are some of the results:
Who is More Stressed?
- 26% of women report trouble sleeping at least once a week compared to only 16% of men
- 19% of individuals ages 45-64 admit to losing sleep due to stress a few nights per week
The survey also focused on women's wellness and the results show an interesting paradigm in how women approach their own health.
- 27% of women say sleep is the most important component to their overall well-being
- 16% of women would try getting a good night's sleep to improve their overall wellness
- 31% of suburban moms are likely to make sleep a priority
- 50% of women with children agree that sleep is the best way to recharge, nine points higher than women without children
- 45% of women agree they feel most refreshed after a good night's sleep
- 26% of women are likely to invest in a mattress as an in-home wellness item