How to share a bed while getting the best night's sleep

How to share a bed while getting the best night's sleep

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How to share a bed while getting the best night's sleep

By Angela Haupt

Editor, Health and Wellness

Even if you love the person taking up the other half of your bed, you might be wildly annoyed by the way they toss and turn, steal your part of the comforter, and wake up via a screeching alarm. But that doesn't mean a sleep divorce—moving into separate rooms—is the only option. I asked experts to share the tried-and-tested strategies that help couples share a bed without sacrificing sleep.

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