A good night's rest is the foundation of a child's cognitive development, mood regulation, and physical health. However, for children with Down syndrome, achieving restorative...
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Which Safety Sleeper Model Is Right for You?
When families first explore The Safety Sleeper, one common assumption is that our models work like car trim levels — a "good, better, best" hierarchy...
ADHD and Sleep Problems | The Safety Sleeper
Explore the connection between ADHD and sleep problems in children, including common causes and strategies for improving nighttime routines.
Weighted Blankets and Sensory Sleep Aids: What Parents Should Know
When your child has trouble settling down at night, even a simple bedtime routine can become a long and exhausting process. Lights may feel too...
Autism Sleep Regression: Why It Happens and What Caregivers Can Do
If your child was finally sleeping better and then suddenly everything changed, you are not alone. For many families raising a child with autism, sleep...
How to Write a Letter of Medical Necessity for a Safety Bed: A Caregiver’s Guide
If you're here, you've probably been told you need a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) to help get your child's safety bed covered by insurance....
Special Needs Beds Covered by Insurance (and How to Qualify)
I know firsthand that shopping for special needs equipment can feel overwhelming. There are so many options out there, and while families search for the...
How To Choose The Right Special Needs Safety Bed For Your Child
Explore how to choose the best special needs safety bed for your child. Compare features and brands, and find peace of mind with our guide.
A Parent’s Guide: Beds For Children With Autism
Buying a bed for a child with autism can be a challenging task. Learn what important factors you should consider, such as cost, customer service,...
Special Needs Beds for Adults: How to Pick the Perfect Option
Discover special needs bed solutions for adults that enhance safety and comfort, offering excellent choices as beds for adults with autism. Explore features and tips...
Tips for Fundraising When A Safety Bed Isn’t Covered By Insurance
Here are a few strategies you can use to quickly raise enough money for your own Safety Sleeper® and give your kiddo—and the rest of...
Benefits of a Medical Canopy Bed for Children
Explore the benefits of medical canopy beds, which offer safety, comfort, and peace of mind for those with special needs.
12 Tips for Traveling With A Child With Special Needs
Get practical tips for traveling with children with special needs, covering everything from packing essentials to choosing the right accommodations, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable...
How to Create a Calming Bedroom for Your Child With Autism
Follow our guidance to learn how to create a calming bedroom for your child with autism. With the right design, your bedroom can help improve...
Traveling with Special Needs Kids
Travel smarter with special needs kids: expert tips for seamless journeys, essential packing, and The Safety Sleeper® for comfort. Make every trip unforgettable and stress-free.
5 Benefits of a Special Needs Bed for Teens
Remember how difficult your teenage years were as you navigated high school, acne, and your very first job? Well, these years can be even more...
Give the Gift of The Safety Sleeper® This Holiday Season
The holidays are approaching! And although we all look forward to celebrating with family and friends, there’s plenty to think about. Last-minute trips to the...
Why the Safety Sleeper® 400 Model is the Best Medical Bed for Children
When it comes to finding the right medical bed for your child with special needs, you don’t want to skimp. Your child deserves the best. ...
Preventing Entrapment with A Medical Enclosed Bed: The Safety Sleeper®
In the world of caregiving, ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals with special needs is of paramount importance. One crucial aspect of this care...
How to Keep Your Child With Special Needs Safe At Night: 9 Strategies
Many children with special needs have trouble sleeping. In fact, studies show 40-80% of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have difficulty falling and staying...