How to Make Someone Stop Snoring
Snoring often happens when someone sleeps on their back—it’s like gravity hates you. So, flip them over like a pancake. Gently push their shoulder so they land on their side. If they resist, build a pillow fortress behind them to block the back-sleeping.
You can also buy an anti-snore pillow that cradles their neck at a 30-degree angle. It sounds fancy, but it’s basically a foam wedge that says, “No, you may not crush your own airway tonight.” If they complain about the pillow’s shape, just say, “It’s ergonomic—you’ll thank me when you’re not tired tomorrow.”
And if all else fails, grab a tennis ball. Sew it into the back of their pajama shirt—when they roll onto their back, they’ll feel a lump and automatically shift. It’s like training a cat, but for humans.
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