Create your Winter evening routine

Nothing like a cozy winter evening routine!
You don't want your brain going around and around over a subject it only makes you anxious during the night and not sleep. So, here are my tips to improve your winter routine.
Honesty I hate being cold so I want to make my night relaxing and warm for the winter months.

1. I like to put the fire on to make it cozy and warm for the night.


2.  I make my dinner earlier in the day or pre-made meals which helps me prevent seziures being a risk at the stove.

3. I like to have a herbal tea with a bit of honey before bed, I normally drink it while watching a favorite TV show or maybe watch something bed where it is cozy and use google Chrome.

4. Put a candle on to feel more relaxed instead of bright lights

5. I brush my cat as she is long haired cat, she get's brushing most nights purring with joy which is good for the soul and mind to feel loved by a pet.

6. heat up hot water bottle or heat pack for bed and snuggle up with it.

I hate being cold during winter extra blankets and fire going, there's nothing like having a warm home to relax in at night.


I hope this inspires you to create your evening routine.
Blessings  from Lori at Lifesuccessnz xx

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