Sleepeel Drops 30ml

Description:

Not being able to sleep is a real ordeal. You know you're tired and need to sleep, but your body just won't listen. This problem becomes even worse when it's the children who aren't sleeping!

This product helps our children fall asleep Thanks to melatonin. It 's a natural substance in our body that is released during the night and tells the body it's time to sleep.

Reduce the time it takes to get a truly restful sleep with this convenient drop solution. This dietary supplement is available in capsules and pleasant-tasting oral drops, specifically designed for patients with swallowing difficulties.

Sleepeel is a dietary supplement formulated with a combination of melatonin, minerals, plants, and vitamins, which act synergistically during different sleep phases. Specifically, Sleepeel Oral Drops help you fall asleep faster and promote restful sleep without causing side effects.

How do you take it?

Children and adults from 3 years old:

0.5 ml before bedtime

Ingredients:

Liquid fructose; water; fluid glycerin extract of aerial parts of passionflower ( Passiflora incarnata ); fluid glycerin extract of lemon balm ( Melissa officinalis ) leaves; melatonin; preservative: potassium sorbate (E-202); acidulant: citric acid (E-330); lemon flavoring; zinc citrate; pyridoxine hydrochloride (Pyridoxine: Vitamin B6).

Advice from your apothecary:

Although melatonin helps with sleep, it is NOT a sleeping pill . It should only be used after speaking with your pharmacist or pediatrician and having previously implemented healthy sleep habits that do not involve medication.

Children's sleep problems can be solved with good bedtime routines. Routines can be specific to your child and their age, but they should occur every night at roughly the same time. This will help your child understand that it's time to wind down and go to sleep.

The key to a successful bedtime routine is consistency.

Some ideas for bedtime routines:

• Listen to a story.
• Listening to relaxing music helps a lot
  
• Establish fixed times for bedtime, wake-up time, and naps.
• The room should be quiet and cozy
• Give them half an hour's notice before the agreed-upon bedtime, so they get the idea...
• Establish a play and meal time, keeping in mind that there should be a quiet period of about half an hour before bedtime.
• Avoid stimulants such as caffeine before bedtime
• Allowing your child to carry items such as stuffed animals or blankets can also help your child feel safe and relaxed.

If you're struggling to establish a good bedtime routine for your child, talk to your pediatrician to see if there are other issues that could be causing your child's sleep difficulties.