Rescue Kids Night Dropper (10ml), Raspberry, Soothing Support for Restful Nights, Flower Essences, to Support Your Child and Promote A Calming Bedtime Routine, Alcohol Free

Still haven’t see a lot effects but my son is sleeping better

Value for money but doesn’t actually work

It's hard to know if these actually work or if it's placebo but either way they help my 8 year old settle for sleep at bed time. He struggles with anxiety.

It relaxed my daughter for about half hour but then wore off and didnt do anything for her

I've been using flower essences & Bach remedies for 20 years. I swear by the Rescue Remedy & it works. It works so naturally that you don't notice it has worked,it's subtle & in natural in rhythm with your body. Many times I was stressed out & I took it & I wasn't sedated but I felt back to my normal self. So I do know that Rescue Remedy works. I was extremely agitated tonight & I tried this & it REALLY helped to calm me down. As for sleep, don't expect miracles to make you nod off but it'll certainly a big difference to calm you down to help you sleep. Perhaps coupled with some slow deep breathing through the belly (never breathe through chest as that exasperates the issue). I find alternate nose (yogic) breathing extremely helpful for both sleep & relaxation. It's certainly a good remedy for anxiety. As well as 4-4-4 breathing. But as an insomniac, it didn't help me to nod off. Just relaxed me. The White Chestnut added to the Rescue Remedy formula (which is for unwinding) helps to stop stuff on your mind. This is the same formula as Rescue Remedy minus the alcohol (brandy used for preservation) & a raspberry flavour. Tbh I didn't like the flavour but it's not too strong & not too bad but not pleasant enough for children to like it. On the positive side, it says it's made with natural flavouring so that's a bonus. I remember buying Rescue Remedy at £3-4 & now they've hiked yo the price so much it has out me off buying it. As well as the individual essences. (Rescue Remedy is made of 5 individual essences & nighttime formula with 6 essences). Plus I thought they're an ethical company so don't know the reason for such a sharp increase in price. The pastilles definitely helped too but contain artificial sugar which I'm not happy about. It's damaging to the brain (in USA, they proved that it causes brain damage but couldn't stop them as they're too powerful & can buy into the system).

Brilliant has a nice taste helps sleep

Do any of these chemically make someone sleepy? No. There is no known biological or neurological mechanism by which these ingredients induce sleep. They do not: • Alter brain chemistry • Increase sleep pressure • Affect circadian rhythm • Act on GABA, histamine, or melatonin pathways From a medical and pharmacological standpoint, they cannot make someone sleepy. So does it “work”? Here’s the honest breakdown: • Scientifically: It performs no better than placebo in controlled studies. • In real life: Some parents swear by it — not because of the drops themselves, but because: • The bedtime routine becomes calmer • The child expects to relax • Parents act more settled and reassuring • Anxiety reduces, which can help sleep indirectly

No effect