Safety Guide and Tips

Safety should always be any player's top priority when playing a game, including Pokemon Sleep! Learn ways on how to stay safe and healthy by taking a look at our safety tips here!

Safety When Playing Pokemon Sleep

Safety Guide
1. Do Not Sacrifice Sleep 2. Don't Force Yourself to Acquire Sleep Types 3. Pay Attention to Your Device's Temperature 4. Spend Resources Within Reason 5. Prepare Accordingly When Going for Sleep Types

Pokemon Sleep's gameplay is heavily reliant on a thing that living beings need: sleep. However, a lot of Pokemon connoisseurs may feel inclined to modify their sleeping habits for the sake of acquiring new Pokemon, which may lead to health repercussions.

It goes without saying that safety should be the number one priority when it comes to playing any game. Keeping your sleep habits in check when playing Pokemon Sleep is key to getting the most out of it!

Do Not Sacrifice Sleep for the Sake of Getting New Pokemon

Some players may try to sacrifice their sleep just to get new Pokemon or raise their Snorlax to increase the number of different species they can potentially encounter. Some might just be taken by the excitement of a new Pokemon game.

As sweet as that may seem, players are encouraged to get as much rest as possible. We are fairly certain that even your Pokemon wouldn't want you deprived of a good night's rest!

All Pokemon in the Pokedex

Refrain from Forcing Yourself to Meet Sleep Type Conditions

Aim for a Balanced Type for Maximum Enjoyment and Health

Players may also set alarms at unreasonable intervals just to meet Sleep Type conditions, such as the Dozing Sleep Type.

While this may seem harmless the first few times, disturbed sleep can lead to detrimental results in terms of brain function and overall health. Sleep as you normally would and all Sleep Types will be acquired eventually.

One alternative to this is to aim for a Balanced Sleep Type. This is a mix of Snoozing, Dozing and Slumbering Sleep Patterns, resulting in a mix of these Pokemon appearing!

How to Do the Balanced Sleep Type Pattern

Pay Attention to Your Device's Temperature

Pokemon Sleep highly recommends that you keep your phone plugged in while you sleep so as to prevent it from draining in the middle of recording a Sleep Session. However, this could pose a serious threat if you're not cautious.

Your device may overheat and, worst case scenario, explode if you're not careful.

The New York Fire Department has even stated that keeping your phone charged overnight and next to you on your bed is a fire hazard.

Charge Your Phone Fully Before Sleeping

To reduce the risk of fires or explosions, it might be a better idea to charge your phone completely before starting a Sleep Session. Pokemon Sleep doesn't consume too much of your phone's battery anyway (as long as your battery is still healthy), so you should be able to complete a full night's Sleep Session.

Use a Power Bank Instead

Instead of having your phone directly plugged into your power socket overnight, try using a power bank. That way, you can ensure that your device lasts throughout the night while preventing risks of overcharging.

Keep Your Phone Face-Down

When tracking your sleep, the app advises you to keep your phone face-down to shut the screen off and conserve power. This is also a good idea since screen time contributes largely to increasing your device's temperature.

Additionally, keep your phone out from under pillows and blankets whenever you're sleeping to give it proper ventilation.

Use the Pokemon GO Plus+ Device

While a bit of an expensive alternative, the Pokemon GO Plus+ is safer to use than a plugged in phone. It was built to be used for Pokemon Sleep, and you can even have Pikachu sing you lullabies.

Spend Resources Within Reason

A trait of a good player is the proper management of resources, may they be in-game or real life. Some may be inclined to spend as much of their resources as possible to get the best out of the game, but please keep it within reason.

Save your Biscuits in case your favorite Pokemon show up, but also, save your pennies for a rainy day!

Biscuit Guide: Befriend Pokemon Without Making Them Full

Prepare Accordingly When Going for Sleep Types

Pokemon Sleep has 3 Sleep Types, namely the Slumbering, Snoozing, and the Dozing Type. A fourth one called the Balanced Sleep Type is a combination of all three. Each Sleep Type comes with different conditions to be met.

Instead of sacrificing your health outright to meet the conditions of these Sleep Types, be sure to prepare accordingly when going for any of them. Hydrate whenever you can, and or plan your bedtime properly to maintain healthy sleeping habits.

Sleep Type Quiz

Pokemon Sleep Safety Tips

Pokemon Sleep Safety Tips
1. Match Your Bedtime with Your Schedule 2. Maintain Sleep Schedule Even on Weekends 3. Lifestyle Adjustments to Improve Your Sleep

Match Your Bedtime with Your Sleep Schedule

It is understandable that people have differing schedules. Some may work morning shifts from 9AM to 5PM, and some may work graveyard shifts that go overnight.

If your daily schedule is unconventional, be sure to align your bedtime with it in order to ascertain the best time to use Pokemon Sleep. This will also benefit your gameplay because you need to set your bed time in-game.

Maintain Your Sleep Schedule Even on the Weekends

Some people may think that just because tomorrow's a weekend, it's okay to pull an all-nighter tonight. While that can mean making the most out of the free time that you're going to get, it may lead to the disruption of your sleep schedule.

As much as possible, try to maintain your sleep schedule even on your days off. Not only will it keep you healthy in general, it will also keep you from missing out on your Pokemon Sleep routine!

Make Necessary Lifestyle Adjustments to Improve Your Sleep

We also have to notice and acknowledge our lifestyle habits, especially when it affects our sleep and many other basic bodily functions.

For example, if you find yourself drinking too much coffee, consuming too much sugar, or pulling all-nighters either for study or work, it might be best to adjust these habits little by little in order to fall asleep easier and get better sleep quality.

Pokemon Sleep Related Guides

List of All Tips and Tricks

General Pokemon Sleep Tips

General Pokemon Sleep Tips
How to Get a Green Snorlax	Best Pokemon Tier List
Daily Routine Guide and Tips	How to Add Friends and Benefits
Is Premium Pass Worth It?	Is Pokemon Sleep Pay to Win?
Good Camping Set Benefits	How to Get a High Team RP
How to Level Up Pokemon Fast	How to Build the Best Helper Team
How to Evolve Pokemon	Best Time to Feed Snorlax
What Happens After Skipped Sleep Sessions	How to Link and Back Up Accounts
All Snorlax Colors	How to Use the Candy Boost Function
Best Team for Desserts and Drinks	All Max Level Caps and Upgrade Limits
Best Eeveelutions	Best Raikou Event Team
Best Salad Team	How to Use the Candy Cram-o-matic

Pokemon Sleep - Morning Tips

Pokemon Sleep - Morning Tips and Tricks
Biscuit Guide	Best Morning Helper Team
Best Time to Wake Up	-

Pokemon Sleep - Daytime Tips

Pokemon Sleep - Afternoon Tips and Tricks
Helper Pokemon Tips	Best Daytime Helper Team
When to Check Your Helper Pokemon	How to Keep Helper Pokemon Energized
How to Get More Ingredients	How to Get More Berries
Best Time for Second Sleep Session	-

Pokemon Sleep - Night (Sleeping) Tips

Pokemon Sleep - Night (Sleeping) Tips and Tricks
Best Bed Times	All Sleep Types and How to Get Each One
How to Do the Balanced Sleep Type Pattern	How to Do the Slumbering Sleep Type Pattern
How to Do the Snoozing Sleep Type Pattern	How to Do the Dozing Sleep Type Pattern
How to Play Pokemon Sleep Without Sleeping	Best Night Helper Team

Pokemon GO and Plus+ Tips

Pokemon GO and Plus+ Tips
How to Connect to Pokemon GO Plus+	How to Get Berries From Pokemon GO
How to Get Night Cap Snorlax	How to Get Night Cap Pikachu
Pokemon GO Plus+ Date Skip for Night Cap Snorlax	How Pokemon GO Plus+ Sleep Tracking Works
How to Turn On Silent Mode for Pokemon GO Plus+	-

Shiny Pokemon Guides

Shiny Hunting Guides
Shiny Snorlax Guide	Shiny Bulbasaur Guide	Shiny Rattata Guide
Shiny Bellsprout Guide	Shiny Pichu Guide	Shiny Igglybuff Guide
Shiny Togepi Guide	Shiny Mareep Guide	Shiny Larvitar Guide
Shiny Eevee Guide