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Sara O'Keefe, Reverie Community Manager I just spent twelve incredible, life-changing, and exhausting weeks at home with my new baby boy. While it seemed at first like I would have all the time in the world on maternity leave, the days and weeks quickly flew by and I was back to

The two epidemics in America which we seem to hear about the most are a lack of sleep and widespread obesity. Unfortunately, it’s not just attention-grabbing headlines: according to studies, over one third of Americans are obese, and one third don’t get enough sleep. The closeness of these two figures may

A recent Michigan State University study showed that Reverie’s 3D-Wave massage goes well beyond the obvious feel-good benefits during the massage. Namely, using it for 30 minutes at bedtime can help you wake up feeling happier and more alert. And those effects last well into the day. A quick recap on

By Dr. Amelia Bailey, Ob/Gyn Motherhood—as you likely know if you’re reading this—is rewarding, but not the bed of roses it’s often portrayed as. In fact, it can be pretty uncomfortable, painful or occasionally embarrassing, too. Here are a few conditions we can run into as we grow our little human,

First of a Three-Part Series Internet style celebrity Samantha Wennerstrom, known for her Could I Have That? brand, has many thousands of followers on social media, and is known for her impeccable taste. We had no idea that she'd been eyeing our bed for a while, so when she contacted us about a

At Reverie, we believe in the power of science and medicine. We work with some distinguished professionals who advise us on matters of sleep and health. Meet Dr. Amelia Bailey, a Harvard-trained Ob/Gyn and infertility specialist, who just happens to be the mom of two toddlers herself. We asked Dr.

By Dr. Amelia Bailey, Ob/Gyn We teach our children how to do everything: eat, talk, play. But do we remember to teach our children to sleep? That’s right...sleep, while a natural part of our biorhythms, is still a behavior that needs to be cultivated. Here are a few ways to ingrain

Creating a person may just be the most taxing act a human being can undergo. Mothers-to-be aren’t just building muscle; they’re building flesh, brain cells, and bone from scratch. Even after giving birth, mothers have to try and sleep around the nighttime feeding schedule of their newborn, followed a couple years later