Even though Dane has begun his transition into his ouwn bed, he still seems to crawl into ours most nights. Now four and a half, we have been trying again to find a solution for the little AND restless sleep. He frequently walks/talks in his sleep, tosses and turns all night, and of course will not sleep alone in his own bed. Not only do I want sleep myself and for everyone in my family, but I want my child to be healthy. Its not exactly easy for him to function properly or be a healthy child when he isn't getting the proper rest time.
In doing an Internet search, I came across OZzzz's last year and was thrilled to have the opportunity to try them. The OZzzz's that I tried last year with Dane were a chewable (tropical) tablet, but they are now made as EZ MELTS™ tablets. This new form of OZzzz's dissolve quickly in the mouth and this new technology provides a rapid delivery of the active ingredients. "EZ MELTS™ are the only full line of Rapid Oral Disintegrating Tablets available in the nutraceutical marketplace."
Melatonin helps regulate sleep and our hormones. Most people know about the soothing affect of Chamomile but it also helps as an anti-inflamatory and digestive aid. OZzzz's are not recommended for children under two so thankfully Declan just surpassed this requirement.
OZzzz's recommends not exceeding three tablets in one day and to begin with only one tablet one hour prior to bed. To be completely honest, the one tablet did nothing for Dane and I am thinking the same for Declan. So the next evening I dissolved two (crushed in their juice). Both fell asleep quite quickly and were pretty well out which puts this over the counter drug ahead of the rest in our household! We have been giving them two per night most evenings and I have noticed a difference in both of their levels of sleep.
When I had these last year I have to say they did not last long. We fell in love with using them on the nights we just knew Dane wouldn't sleep. I was thrilled to get the opportunity to try them out again with Declan and now that I have I will be buying them in a bulk supply!
Cost: $10.99 - 30 pack + $5.99 S/H
Available to purchase: OZzzz's
Recommendation: There is a lot of great info for us un-informed or desperate parents with children with possible sleep disorders, especially since its harder to diagnose a child with a sleep disorder than in adults. Definitely a great product for us sleepy parents! :)
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Giveaway: OZzzz's is going to give one of A Lucky Ladybug's lucky readers a30 pack of EZ Melts of their own!
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Interesting, I have never heard of these. I am going to check them out some more.
ReplyDeleteWe just have a routine we go through every night- although sometimes it doesn't work
ReplyDeleteI try to have a regular bedtime
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ReplyDeletebedtime routine with no tv
ReplyDeleteA glass of warm milk.
ReplyDeleteIm not much for meds for kids but melatonin has been a god send for my 2 oldest. I would love to give these a try.
ReplyDeleteSticking to a schedule
ReplyDeleteBath time before bed helped my babies!
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ReplyDeletea nice warm bath and some hot cocoa sometimes helps..
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Lots of outdoor play and/or warm milk!
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Keep to a bedtime routine
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The more fresh air my kids get, the better they sleep :)
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We have to follow a nighttime ritual. Deviate from it and everyone's up all night!
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Lots of exercise outdoors late in the afternoon, followed by a healthy dinner, bath and bed at the same time every night.
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ReplyDeleteWarm milk helps
ReplyDeleteI Give her a bath and then read or sing to her.
ReplyDeleteA bedtime story always helps.
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we havea routine that works but on occasion it does not.
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Megan Runge - I try to stick with a routine and that seems to help
ReplyDeleteLavender essential oil in the tub, rub down with lavender lotion, bed time story, prayers, kisses and hugs. Lights out.
ReplyDeleteI just try my hardest to wear my son out before bed. The harder he plays, the better he sleeps.
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