Discover the Scandinavian Sleep Method: A Game-Changer for Marriages
September 27, 2023
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as posted by the channelSome couples are swearing by the so-called Scandinavian sleep method to help them get shut-eye next to their blanket-hogging spouse. NY Post reporter Alexandra Klausner shares this story.
The practice — popularized in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden — touts using two twin blankets as opposed to one big blanket, the Sun reported.
Influencer Erica Stolman Dowdy says the Scandinavian sleep method “could save marriages.”
In a video that has over 3.3 million views, she strips what looks like a king-size mattress and then makes the bed anew, covering each half in its own single-person-size comforter.
“The Scandinavian sleep method is an absolute game changer. 10/10 recommend,” her video caption reads.
In the video, she explains that she and her husband went to Copenhagen in Denmark where she learned the sleep trick, and she decided to implement it at home.
She also opted for “fun colors” in her decor, which is less about getting good shut-eye and more about making her room pleasing to the eye.
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