02-06-2014 12:53
02-06-2014 12:53
My husband works away so I sleep alone 70% of the time but I've noticed a large increase in restless and awake times when he's home. Could it be tracking the movement of the both of us or could I just be more restless when my husband is home?
03-12-2014 12:24
03-12-2014 12:24
Either or both. Try switch arms (and correcting the web-settings) when you sleep. In another post, someone mentioned they use a trail camera to validate their Fitbit findings. If your sleep habits and modesty allow that, a camera might confirm restlessness, snoring, or other movement interaction. I've found I can't sleep when my spouse puts an arm over my rib-cage. It affects my breathing.
09-01-2017 15:14
09-01-2017 15:14
This is interesting about partners disrupting sleep.
My partner slept at his mothers place last night because he is helping her with some household stuff.
When I checked my sleep log this morning I had considerably more deep sleep and felt more energised.
I have been a bit concerned about the amount of deep sleep that I am getting it seems to range between 6% and 10% and I always feel tired, however last night when he wasn't home I got 19%.