Good sleep and quality of life

When we sleep well, it makes handling the challenges of daily life easier. We get more energy, more left over.

Good sleep makes it easier to perform better, easier to remember and easier to learn new things. We get a stronger immune system, and our bodies recover better. It makes it easier to find solutions for everyday problems, make quicker decisions and feel less anxiety and stress.

What happens when we sleep?

A good night’s sleep lets your body recover. Your muscles can relax, and your brain disconnects. You become rested and your body gets ready for a new day. New brain research indicates that sleep also functions as a washing machine for the brain. When we sleep, the brain can rinse out substances and waste that builds up over the course of the day.

How much sleep do we need?

Sleep is individual. Some people can get by with a lower number of hours, while others must sleep more to function well. The general recommendation for adults is 7 to 9 hours, and for teenagers, 8 to 10 hours.

Working together with sleep scientists

For many years, we have worked with the foremost sleep scientists to understand what happens when we sleep. We want to contribute to a world that sleeps better. Our job is to make the most perfect bed.

Emelie Forsberg
"Getting enough sleep is essential to good performance, not just in sports. This otherwise applies in daily life, whether it is at work, or at school."

Emelie Forsberg
Professional mountain runner, living in Romsdalen in Norway and sleep ambassador for Wonderland
Wonderland Ambassador of Sleep. Made in Norway since 1969.

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