Since March 2020, 69 percent reported the fetal position to be their favorite sleep position, which is way up from the estimated 40 percent from pre-pandemic times.

If you sleep in the fetal position If you’re sleeping like a baby when you’re… sleeping like a baby, you’re in good company. More than 40 percent of the population favors the fetal position.

Here we go through sleep positions and how they could be beneficial to you. ... One previous study found that around 60 percent of people prefer to sleep on their side. Getty Images Fetal position.

Here’s a headline for you: “A NEW STUDY HAS COME OUT!” Now that you’ve been thoroughly startled, let me give you the stunning details.

"The log sleeper rests on the side with a straight body and limbs kept at the sides," Dr. Glatter said. Good news: these sleepers are generally more at ease, unlike those fetal-position sleepers ...

However, the top sleeping positions were very different for the top 10 per cent of earners. Freefall was most popular among this group (29 per cent), followed by soldier (23 per cent), fetal (21 ...

Curled up in fetal position It may sound childlike, but according to a study from Chris Idzikowski, a U.K. sleep specialist, 41 percent of participants snoozed like an unborn baby.

We all have our favorite sleeping positions, whether you’re a fan of the fetal position, one leg out of the covers or maybe you’re a stomach sleeper.

Experts, including Chelsea Perry, DMD, owner of Sleep Solutions and a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, agree that the fetal position is the most common sleep position when ...

That’s because sleeping on your back is the best position for getting high quality sleep, says Breus. It’s the only position you can sleep in all night without having to readjust. When you ...