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 As days blur together throughout the pandemic, keeping a schedule can be one helpful way to stay grounded. That starts with choosing a time to wake up, then actually getting out of bed (which is especially challenging for the heavy sleepers and morning-averse among us). While we’ve written about lots of things that will help you fall asleep — including natural supplements, nighttime earbuds, and comfortable linen sheets — here, we’re focusing on things that’ll wake you up.  Have you jumped on the no-devices-before-bed bandwagon yet? If you’re new to the concept, it’s not so much a trend as it is a practice that’s crucial in the pursuit of restful sleep and overall better health long term. That said, we know that the subconscious reflex to pick up your phone whenever it’s around is real, which is why the only way to truly ditch your devices at bedtime is to eliminate them from your space altogether. That means any reading has to happen with an actual book, and for that morning...

  what is the best nightstand clock？   Did you just search for the best modern nightstand clocks or something similar to that? If you use your phone in the bedroom at night, it’s probably messing with your sleep, even if you mute and dim it. An alarm clock can be a healthy upgrade to a distraction-free bedroom, despite its feeling like a technological downgrade. After a phone-free week of testing, we recommend seven clocks (including analog, digital, and smart versions) for a more peaceful bedroom. They aren’t too bright at night and will dependably wake you up in the morning. And they’ll look nice on your nightstand to boot.   We can’t always depend on our internal clocks to wake up on time every morning. Modern smart alarm clocks not only offer reliability, but also unique and interactive features that make waking up and going to bed much more comfortable.    The best alarm clocks offer USB connection, voice interaction, connectivity with Bluetooth, and even p...