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5 Ways To Help Your Child Fall Asleep And Sleep Better


Is your youngster continually fighting to go to bed or waking up in the middle of the night? Try these 5 Tips To Assisting Children In Falling Asleep And Sleeping Better. If your children are having difficulties sleeping, you can absolutely aid them in a natural way. You'll be amazed to learn that small changes can make a big difference in your child's ability to sleep better. These suggestions worked for my family, and I hope they will work for you as well.

I found numerous natural techniques and tips to help him sleep better after doing a lot of studies. It made a huge difference when he changed his regimen and made some tweaks.


For their health and development to be at their best, children must get enough sleep. Remember that children who go to bed earlier are happier and healthier. And it is for this reason that I am sharing with you my top five ideas for helping youngsters fall asleep sooner and sleep better. If you're having difficulties putting your kids to bed or keeping them asleep at night, I hope I can assist you.

  1. Magnesium

Magnesium is a wonderful mineral that not only boosts your immune system but also helps you relax. You can give your children a magnesium supplement, such as Natural Vitality Kids Calm (for children aged 4 and up), or a magnesium bath (good for all ages). Magnesium is a mineral that works wonders. When my kids take an Epsom Salts bath, they sleep much better. Do you want to learn more about Epsom salt baths? See my Detox Bath For Kids page for more information.

  1. Cherries

Cherries are one of the few naturally occurring sources of melatonin, a hormone that regulates the body's internal clock and sleep-wake cycle. The combination of melatonin and anthocyanins in sour cherries, according to researchers, may help you sleep better at night.


Making tasty smoothies is a terrific way to include cherries into your child's diet, boost their melatonin levels, and improve their sleep.

  1. There Will Be No Food After Dinner

Do your kids ever request a snack right before bedtime? Before night, my son would constantly ask for food. The problem is that most snacks contain sugar, which was keeping him awake. We now have supper at 6:00 p.m., and I make sure he eats a full meal so he won't be hungry before bedtime and ask for a snack or milk. I can tell the difference now, and how quickly he goes asleep.

  1. No electronic devices before going to bed

Because my son enjoys watching television and playing on the internet or iPad, this was a difficult one to adopt. We had to limit his use of devices at home, and his sleep quality and overall behavior improved dramatically. I now allow him to watch 30 minutes to an hour of television or use the iPad or computer before dinner. It's only one hour a day. Before bedtime, no television or electronic devices are allowed. This is critical because if he is playing with the iPad, he cannot fall asleep easily and has a difficult time sleeping.


5. Essential oils

Essential oils are peaceful and relaxing, and they can quickly put you in the mood to go to bed. I adore essential oils and use them on a daily basis. They're also a terrific natural method to freshen up your home without using dangerous chemicals. Before going to bed, I put a few drops of lavender essential oil in my diffuser. I believe it relaxes my children and helps them fall asleep quickly. While reading a book before bed, we use lavender as part of our evening practice.




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