BABY SLEEP SCHOOL Accompanies Spring Fatigue with 'Sleep'. Track Record of Services Supporting Parent and Child Smiles. [Every 12th is Childcare Day]
For "Childcare Day" on April 12, BABY SLEEP SCHOOL highlighted the importance of mitigating new-season fatigue through better infant sleep. They shared their track record in corporate wellness lectures and pediatrician-partnered sleep classes.
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BABY SLEEP SCHOOL Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Directors: Yoko Yuinada, Yuko Yoshioka), which supports a future where mothers and fathers can shine true to themselves through infant sleep consulting, is releasing information on April 12, 'Childcare Day', regarding support that can adjust physical and mental distress caused by environmental changes in the new season from the aspect of 'sleep'.
A few weeks have passed since entering kindergarten or returning to work, and this is a time when both parents and children are prone to fatigue. Through our track record of "Sleep Classes (Nenne Kyoshitsu)" at pediatric clinics that we have continued for three years, and our lectures for companies and organizations that we have been working on since 2020, we will once again convey that adjusting children's sleep can contribute to solving social issues and promoting family happiness.
■ To mothers and fathers working hard in April. Toward a society that doesn't treat 'sleep deprivation' as normal
The new fiscal year has begun, and children are trying hard to adapt to their new environment. Mothers and fathers are also struggling with work and housework while supporting their children. Mid-April is a time when "sleep deprivation (decline in sleep quality)" is likely to occur due to tension and changes in lifestyle habits, and fatigue often reaches its peak. We at BABY SLEEP SCHOOL want to change the conventional wisdom that "sleep deprivation is an inevitable part of childcare." For example, according to a survey of 500 active nursery teachers, about 95% observe situations where not only the children starting a new life, but the entire family falls ill at the start of the new fiscal year and new life in April.
*Source: Kirin Holdings Company, Limited "Survey on Health Management of Children in Spring" (https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000003.000132061.html)
In the new fiscal year, which brings many changes in lifestyle, the importance of health management not only for children but for the whole family is very high. It is not just poor health that causes domestic infections; in fact, the change of "becoming healthy" also positively affects the family. If a child's sleep is adjusted, the parents' sleep deprivation is resolved, their lifestyle rhythm stabilizes, and they gain mental composure. Not only does the entire family fall ill less often, but time is created for mothers and fathers to take on challenges they want to pursue and shine brightly.
We often receive feedback from families supported by BABY SLEEP SCHOOL saying, "Our sleep has improved, and our lives have changed." Sleeping soundly can quickly cure a child's poor health, and shortening the time it takes to put a child to sleep allows mothers to have personal time at night, leading to increased work efficiency, acquiring new qualifications, or starting a business. We have received many delightful reports.
■ Improving the work environment starting with sleep. Track record of lectures for companies and organizations
Improving a child's sleep changes the family's sleep. As seen in the many delightful reports mentioned earlier, it is also a way to help change the lives of mothers and fathers. When sleep deprivation is resolved, life steadily moves in a positive direction. For employing companies, improving the sleep quality of each worker and bringing physical and mental health leads to improved employee efficiency and productivity, and ultimately influences their satisfaction and happiness.
We also support the physical and mental well-being of working mothers and fathers from the perspective of "better sleep habits and environment." As part of this, we have conducted over 10 lectures since 2020, mainly for career schools and companies. These are being adopted as support during the stage transition of maternity and childcare leave, as well as to promote the active participation of women.
〇 Delivering the "Basics of Sleep":
Providing specific and practical knowledge, such as creating an environment for quality sleep.
For households with children, we talk about how adjusting the child's sleep also improves the parents' sleep.
〇 As a form of future employee benefits:
We carry out our activities believing that sharing this specialized knowledge as part of creating an environment where employees can work healthily and with peace of mind will help prevent social issues such as the declining birthrate and postpartum depression.
■ Supporting local "peace of mind" for 3 full years. "Sleep Classes" at pediatric clinics
The "Sleep Classes" where we have been offering consultations once a month at a pediatric clinic in Yokohama City have been held free of charge so that people can easily consult about even minor anxieties and worries, hoping for even a slight improvement. We have supported the maintenance of precious children's health from the aspect of sleep, which is one of the lifestyle habits, in conjunction with medicine.
〇 30 minutes closely tailored to each individual:
In a small-group system limited to 3 pairs
A few weeks have passed since entering kindergarten or returning to work, and this is a time when both parents and children are prone to fatigue. Through our track record of "Sleep Classes (Nenne Kyoshitsu)" at pediatric clinics that we have continued for three years, and our lectures for companies and organizations that we have been working on since 2020, we will once again convey that adjusting children's sleep can contribute to solving social issues and promoting family happiness.
■ To mothers and fathers working hard in April. Toward a society that doesn't treat 'sleep deprivation' as normal
The new fiscal year has begun, and children are trying hard to adapt to their new environment. Mothers and fathers are also struggling with work and housework while supporting their children. Mid-April is a time when "sleep deprivation (decline in sleep quality)" is likely to occur due to tension and changes in lifestyle habits, and fatigue often reaches its peak. We at BABY SLEEP SCHOOL want to change the conventional wisdom that "sleep deprivation is an inevitable part of childcare." For example, according to a survey of 500 active nursery teachers, about 95% observe situations where not only the children starting a new life, but the entire family falls ill at the start of the new fiscal year and new life in April.
*Source: Kirin Holdings Company, Limited "Survey on Health Management of Children in Spring" (https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000003.000132061.html)
In the new fiscal year, which brings many changes in lifestyle, the importance of health management not only for children but for the whole family is very high. It is not just poor health that causes domestic infections; in fact, the change of "becoming healthy" also positively affects the family. If a child's sleep is adjusted, the parents' sleep deprivation is resolved, their lifestyle rhythm stabilizes, and they gain mental composure. Not only does the entire family fall ill less often, but time is created for mothers and fathers to take on challenges they want to pursue and shine brightly.
We often receive feedback from families supported by BABY SLEEP SCHOOL saying, "Our sleep has improved, and our lives have changed." Sleeping soundly can quickly cure a child's poor health, and shortening the time it takes to put a child to sleep allows mothers to have personal time at night, leading to increased work efficiency, acquiring new qualifications, or starting a business. We have received many delightful reports.
■ Improving the work environment starting with sleep. Track record of lectures for companies and organizations
Improving a child's sleep changes the family's sleep. As seen in the many delightful reports mentioned earlier, it is also a way to help change the lives of mothers and fathers. When sleep deprivation is resolved, life steadily moves in a positive direction. For employing companies, improving the sleep quality of each worker and bringing physical and mental health leads to improved employee efficiency and productivity, and ultimately influences their satisfaction and happiness.
We also support the physical and mental well-being of working mothers and fathers from the perspective of "better sleep habits and environment." As part of this, we have conducted over 10 lectures since 2020, mainly for career schools and companies. These are being adopted as support during the stage transition of maternity and childcare leave, as well as to promote the active participation of women.
〇 Delivering the "Basics of Sleep":
Providing specific and practical knowledge, such as creating an environment for quality sleep.
For households with children, we talk about how adjusting the child's sleep also improves the parents' sleep.
〇 As a form of future employee benefits:
We carry out our activities believing that sharing this specialized knowledge as part of creating an environment where employees can work healthily and with peace of mind will help prevent social issues such as the declining birthrate and postpartum depression.
■ Supporting local "peace of mind" for 3 full years. "Sleep Classes" at pediatric clinics
The "Sleep Classes" where we have been offering consultations once a month at a pediatric clinic in Yokohama City have been held free of charge so that people can easily consult about even minor anxieties and worries, hoping for even a slight improvement. We have supported the maintenance of precious children's health from the aspect of sleep, which is one of the lifestyle habits, in conjunction with medicine.
〇 30 minutes closely tailored to each individual:
In a small-group system limited to 3 pairs