A bed is one of the most important purchases you'll make as newlyweds. After all, you spend about 8 hours or more in bed every day, and the quality of your sleep can affect your marriage's overall wellbeing and happiness. However, choosing the right mattress for newlyweds can be complicated. You have to consider your partner’s comfort preferences, sleeping habits, and lifestyle factors, among other things. And if you're planning to expand your family soon, you'll also have to factor in the mattress size. Add this to the fact that there are so many mattress options to select from, and it gets even more daunting. If you're having difficulty figuring out which mattress works best for newlyweds, you're in the right place. We'll tell you why the family bed is the perfect mattress for newlyweds. What's a Family Bed? A family bed is where you share sleeping space with your...

Newlywed life is a beautiful journey marked by love, commitment, and shared dreams. As you begin this adventure together, there's one magical realm you can't afford to overlook – the creation of your perfect sleep sanctuary. Your bedroom is a nest, an escape from the demands and stresses of daily life. It is also where you set the foundation for intimate and restful nights for a deeper connection between you and your partner.  If you want things to get started on the right foot, you have to go beyond the bedroom basics. As exciting as it all sounds, creating the perfect newlywed sleep space can be a stressful experience. On the one hand, your newlywed nest should be a reflection of your love - a place where you can both find solace and a haven for peaceful nights. On the other hand, it has to incorporate both partners’ needs and...

  A good night's sleep is essential for people of all ages. But it is even more crucial during the teenage years when rapid growth and development occur. According to scientific research, teens need between 8 and 10 hours of sleep daily to function optimally. And while getting a good night's rest may not be widely recognized as a big deal, studies have found that teens who get little sleep are more likely to struggle at school. The reason is, being tired affects memory, concentration, and motivation. Teenagers and Sleep Teens need sleep for profound physical, mental, emotional, and social development. According to the Sleep Foundation, sleep: Benefits the brain and promotes memory, attention, and analytical thought Promotes emotional health and boosts teen mood Empowers the immune system, enables tissue and muscle recovery, and regulates hormones Improves decision-making Reduces accidents and injury But teens aren’t getting enough sleep for various...

  As a new parent, you are no stranger to the joys and challenges of navigating a newborn's sleep schedule. With your bundle of joy waking up every 2-3 hours, you're coming up short on the recommended 7-9 hours of nightly sleep. This can lead to physical exhaustion, mental fatigue, and emotional strain, not to mention the impact it can have on your relationship. The sleep deprivation accompanying caring for a newborn can test even the strongest bonds between couples. If it's any consolation, you are not alone. The tension in your relationship is normal as new parents, especially as you work to survive the first few months of fatigue that come with newborn care. But the good news is that these difficulties are temporary and can be overcome with patience and understanding. Adapting to your newborn sleep schedule requires teamwork and communication. This article will highlight some of the most common challenges that new parents face and...

Bed-sharing among family members has been a centuries-old practice driven by economic necessity, cultural traditions, and practicality. Ancient cultures valued communal sleeping as a way to foster closeness and strengthen bonds within families. Living and sleeping in close quarters brought families together both literally and figuratively.  During the medieval period, cramped living conditions made bed-sharing more of a necessity. Entire families, including servants, slept in the same room on beds or raised pallets. As living standards improved in the 18th and 19th centuries, individualized sleeping arrangements started to emerge, and this gave birth to the “master bedroom” concept. In the 20th century, home builders accommodated the trend of individualized sleeping with multiple bedrooms for a single family. In some ways, a separate bedroom for each family member became a symbol of wealth. Ever since, society has continued to progress.     What Cell Phones and Separate Bedrooms Have In Common How many...

  The results are in. We have the receipts. Getting enough high-quality sleep is essential to our physical and mental health. Period. No one can be sure when or how we became careless about sleep, but we must come to our senses. Sleep deprivation and poor sleep can catch up to all of us, regardless of age.    Conditions Linked to Poor Sleep According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, insufficient sleep has been connected to several chronic diseases:   Diabetes Insufficient sleep is a contributing factor to an increased risk for the development of type 2 diabetes. The amount and quality of sleep are considered predictors of Hemoglobin A1C levels. This is recognized as an essential marker of blood sugar. In addition, type 2 diabetes can itself be a contributing factor to a list of other conditions with severe consequences.      Cardiovascular Disease In simple terms,...

  It’s more than a family-size mattress. It’s the biggest bed by far. It’s made right here in Texas, and all our customers with families rave about it. Let’s take a closer look at the Family Bed to see why so many people love it.   The Family Bed Is the Biggest Bed By Far Alaskan King, Wyoming King, and all the rest of the wannabe-king size beds simply can’t measure up to The Family Bed by Taylor & Wells. See for yourself below. The Family Bed is by far bigger, and The Family Bed XL is even bigger at a full 12 feet wide!      No Math Required The Family Bed 10 Mattress is 120 inches wide(That’s 10 feet wide.) and 80 inches long.  The Family Bed XL 12 Mattress is 144 inches wide(That’s 12 feet wide.) and 84 inches long. (Fun fact: The Vatican is considered the...

Are you kidding? This is America, and bigger is in our blood! Bigger is always better, and when it comes to beds –  Nothing is bigger than The Family Bed by Taylor & Wells.   Families That Have Fun Together – Stay Together The more quality time you spend with your family early on, the more cherished memories you create. Today, life is more fast-paced than ever, so you don't have a lot of time to create family moments. Sharing mornings and having fun with everyone in the same bed on special occasions, weekends, and holidays will make memories that last a lifetime. Children grow up fast, and there are only a few special years. A Family Bed can help you make the most of them.     Movie Nights Are Family Bed Nights  What's more fun than watching your family favorites with everyone in the same bed? Of course,...