NatPat's SleepyPatch, a melatonin-free sticker with lavender, mandarin, sweet marjoram, and vetiver oils, is a natural product that helps calm children's nervous systems and supports better sleep as a non-medicated bedtime option for parents.
-- NatPat has restocked SleepyPatch, a non-medicated, drug-free and melatonin-free sticker formulated to help children settle into bed more easily. The sticker is infused with a blend of essential oils, including mandarin, lavender, sweet marjoram and vetiver, aimed at calming the nervous system and encouraging relaxation at bedtime.
More information is available at https://www.natpat.com/products/sleepypatch-sleep-promoting-stickers
The move comes as many parents look for ways to support their children's sleep without turning to pills, liquids, or melatonin supplements. SleepyPatch was developed as an alternative that does not need to be swallowed or absorbed through the skin, working instead through scent alone.
The patches function through aromatherapy: a slow, steady micro-fragrance of essential oils is released and inhaled, sending signals to the limbic system, the region of the brain tied to emotion and behavior, which can help ease bedtime anxiety and relax the nervous system. A systematic review found that aromatherapy appears to have a positive and large effect on anxiety and sleep duration in children, though the certainty of the underlying evidence is very low, meaning a conclusive assessment of the actual effect cannot be made.
NatPat embeds the essential oils into AromaWeave, a biodegradable material made from bamboo fibers, using a special process that works the oils into the fibers themselves. Thanks to this construction, scent delivery is maintained for up to four hours while a child sleeps.
Rather than being applied to the skin, SleepyPatch stickers are placed on a child's pyjamas or bedding, which allows parents to add the product to an existing bedtime routine without introducing a new step involving direct skin contact.
Some parents have reported that their children settled more quickly and tossed and turned less after using SleepyPatch, according to parent reviews. A clinician has also noted that a lavender-infused scent, such as the one used in SleepyPatch, can be a useful addition to broader sleep hygiene strategies for families seeking non-medicated options.
Founded in Melbourne in 2020 by Michael Jankie, Gary Tramer and Andrei Safonau, NatPat has grown from its original mosquito-repellent sticker into a range of natural wellness products sold in 32 countries. NatPat has served more than one million families, with over 100 million stickers sold by 2024, and works with more than 10,000 retail stores, including Target USA and direct-to-consumer channels.
Families wanting to learn more about SleepyPatch and NatPat's broader range of natural stickers can visit https://natpat.com
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