Sleep habits

Answer honestly — there are no wrong answers here, only tips. Each healthy habit adds to your score.

How consistent is your bedtime and wake-up time?

Great habit!A steady schedule keeps your body clock in rhythm and makes falling asleep easier.

Try this:Pick a wake-up time you can keep every day and work backwards. Consistency helps more than any gadget.

What do you do with your phone in the hour before bed?

Great habit!Bright light and endless content keep your brain alert. Switching off helps you unwind.

Try this:Charge your phone outside the bedroom, and swap the last 30 minutes of scrolling for reading or stretching.

When is your last coffee, tea or energy drink?

Great habit!Caffeine can stay in your system for many hours, so an early cut-off protects your sleep.

Try this:Move your last caffeine to before early afternoon, or switch to a decaf or herbal option later in the day.

How would you describe your bedroom at night?

Great habit!A cool, dark, quiet room is the ideal environment for deep sleep.

Try this:Crack a window or lower the heating, use blackout curtains or an eye mask, and try earplugs if noise is the issue.

You've been lying awake for around 20 minutes. What do you do?

Great habit!This helps your brain link your bed with sleep, not with worry.

Try this:Clock-watching raises stress. Turn the clock away, get up for a short while, and go back when you feel drowsy.

All done! 🌙

Every “Try this” is a tiny experiment — pick one and give it a week. Our sleep guide has the full routine.