From loud snoring to thermostat battles, here's how to put your most disruptive partner sleep issues to bed. Cavan Images/Getty Images Sharing a bed with a loved one is perhaps one of the most ...

It is often seen as a given that if you have a romantic partner, you will share a bed – particularly if you live together. A few things are generally needed for a great night’s sleep. This includes ...

Jamesha Edwards, 32, was no stranger to sleepless nights. Her husband, Lionel, 40, saw to that with his snoring. "The snoring was so loud," she explains. "And really scary. He was [often] gasping and ...

Do you have a hard time sleeping while sharing the bed with your partner? Perhaps you just got into a new relationship and are sleeping with a new bed partner, or you decided to end a "sleep divorce" ...

It begins with two people, one blanket, and two very different ideas of what’s a comfortable sleeping temperature. By midnight, one partner is hot and sweaty while the other is freezing. Sounds ...

Do you have a hard time sleeping while sharing the bed with your partner? Perhaps you just got into a new relationship and are sleeping with a new bed partner, or you decided to end a "sleep divorce" ...

Most Americans prefer to sleep in the same bed as their romantic partner. There are costs and benefits to such arrangements. For example, noise and movement are disruptive to sleep, but the comforting ...

We’ve all been there: You’re snug in bed, moments away from drifting off, only to be jolted back into a state of annoyed wakefulness by a loud, persistent sound coming from the other side of the bed.

Ever had trouble falling asleep or staying asleep because of your partner? Whether it's getting disturbed by snoring, stolen covers during the night or differing schedules waking you up before your ...

It begins with two people, one blanket, and two very different ideas of what's a comfortable sleeping temperature. By ...

Thinking of sleeping in separate beds from your partner? Here's how to determine if it's right for you. After more than 20 years of being married, my husband and I got a divorce—well, a sleep divorce.