World Sleep Day in 2021

Today is World Sleep Day! 😴 Sleep plays a critical role when it comes to maintaining positive #mentalhealth. Head to our YouTube channel to learn about the potential consequences of sleep deprivation. #WorldSleepDay >>> https://t.co/S13uCMl6VY https://t.co/ObmV4DDBMM

— Psych Hub (@PsychHub) March 12, 2021

March 19 is World Sleep Day, organized by @_WorldSleep as a global call to action about the importance of healthy sleep. Save the date to celebrate #WorldSleepDay next week. https://t.co/dCDy1vD08o https://t.co/ltsSm9u3yu

— American Academy of Sleep Medicine (@AASMorg) March 11, 2021

Mark your calendars! World Sleep Day is March 19 and a chance to tell your friends, family and followers about A Bed 4 Me. All videos, pictures and messages welcome! Post and remind everyone of the number of children who don’t have a bed. #b4me #sleephealth #worldsleepday https://t.co/OkBBjGr0je

— A Bed 4 Me (@abed4me) March 11, 2021

World Sleep Day aims to help those who have sleep problems, educate people all over about the importance of sleep. Happy World Sleep Day #Sleep #Nationalchilddevelopmentcouncil https://t.co/9nxjAiLpaM https://t.co/GAzI4r2Bn4 https://t.co/0BLzNTa8bT

— NATIONAL CHILD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (@NATIONALCHILDD2) March 13, 2021

Sleep day today 💤 https://t.co/zRolwBCyxR

— Carol Dorrell (@CarolDorrell) March 7, 2021

It’s works sleep day and it’s raining so I’m gonna make some chai, lay on my couch and watch Scooby Doo. Work be damned. (If you are my coworker, you didn’t see this)

— KI LA ❤️ (@iamkilaofficial) March 12, 2021

Good morning Portsmouth. It’s World Sleep Day today, did you know that we spend on average 2 hours a night dreaming and that in 1910 we slept for and average of 9 hours but now it’s 7.6? !? 😴 🛌 💤 #ConnectingPortsmouth #IslandCityLiving https://t.co/K3py831PIN

— Island City Living (@icliving) March 12, 2021