Win the night game.
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Here's what the science says a full night actually does — and why Night Game protects the hour before bed.
Most of the body's growth hormone is released during deep sleep — short nights cut the window.
Science, 1968
Shorting kids just an hour a night measurably hurts the focus and control they use to learn.
Sadeh et al., 2003
A full night helps the body manage cortisol, the stress hormone — so the little things don't set them off.
Teen athletes who sleep under 8 hours a night are 1.7× more likely to get hurt.
Milewski et al., 2014
Night Game is the gear that protects the hour before bed so a full night is easier to win. General info, not medical advice — see the Sleep Playbook.
Night Game makes recovery gear for kids — a tough, near-unbreakable sport frame with an amber evening lens that cuts the blue glow screens throw off after dark. We're parents who got tired of the nightly bedtime-screen battle, so we built the gear that makes powering down for the night feel like part of the game. Sleep is a skill — this is how kids train it.
A flexible, near-unbreakable sport frame that shrugs off drops, throws, and full-send energy.
The evening lens cuts the blue glow screens throw off after dark, so lights-out actually feels like lights-out.
Pre-order risk-free. If they don't earn a spot in your kid's bedtime routine, send them back for a full refund.
Two frames, two lenses. Pick your kid’s pair.