Zarbee's Gentle Bedtime Kids Sleep Spray, Chamomile & Lavender Room Spray Helps Create a Relaxing Atmosphere to Prepare for Sleep, 2 Fl. Oz

Zarbee’s Gentle Bedtime Kids Sleep Spray promises to create a calming atmosphere to prepare children for sleep. The spray contains a blend of chamomile and lavender, known for their soothing properties. However, customer experiences with this product have been mixed. Some customers have found the scent of the spray to be pleasant, particularly if they enjoy the smell of lavender. One reviewer mentioned that they use it as a room freshener because their family does not like the smell of lavender. However, for others, the scent was not as effective in helping their children sleep. One customer expressed hope for the spray to act as a sleep aid for their toddler but found that it just made the room smell nice before their child's bedtime meltdowns. Another customer reported that their nephew stayed up and played with toys even after using the spray. Despite the mixed results, some customers found that the Zarbee’s Gentle Bedtime Sleep Spray made sleeping more comfortable for their toddlers, especially when combined with white noise. One reviewer also mentioned that although it didn't work perfectly, it did help calm their child down. Customers have also commented on the longevity of the scent, with some wishing that it lasted longer. However, other customers have praised the spray for creating a relaxing atmosphere. One reviewer mentioned that they spray it in the air and on their child's blanket, leading to their child falling asleep within minutes. Overall, the reception to Zarbee’s Gentle Bedtime Kids Sleep Spray has been varied. While some customers have found it helpful in creating a calming atmosphere for their children, others have found it to be ineffective in aiding sleep. The scent of lavender also seems to be a hit or miss, with some appreciating it and others finding it to be artificial. It may be worth trying out for those looking for a gentle sleep aid for their children, but expectations should be tempered.