1. Start up a bedtime routine every night at the same time so that your body and mind know when it is almost time to sleep.
2. Take natural supplements like melatonin to give your body the sleep vitamin
3. Make sure your room is completely dark or put on a sleep mask
4. Put warm socks on and warm up your hands
5. Get a cup of chamomile tea with honey
6. If fall else fails ask your doctor for sleep inducing medication.
Answer:
This freaky thing illustrates the weighted significance of our sensory receptors. His disproportional hands are monstrous, for example, because we primarily touch the world with our hands, not our elbows, so our hands are extremely sensitive.
Explanation:
The action you should take is to do what you can to help her by squeezing her belly to get the stuff out of her throat or call a neighbor even though I don't think there is time for that.