baby sleep pillow spray

New parents often adopt a form of polyphasic sleep out of necessity, as newborn sleep schedules disrupt monophasic sleep patterns. It is therefore very common for new parents to have poor sleep, not only because of limited sleep hours but also because sleep quality can be reduced due to frequent waking. Our tips:

- Be aware of your child's sleep pattern and what soothes them. Consider sleep training as soon as possible to develop pre-bed routines and sleep habits.
- Take naps as often as you can whilst your child sleeps. Even a few minutes of extra sleep time can increase alertness and reduce the negative impact of sleep deprivation.
- Where possible share the load with partners or family members. To counteract sleep deprivation it's better to swap night shifts as opposed to splitting the night between two.
- Keep regular bedtime and routine for both you and your baby.
- Regulate the sleep environment, ensuring temperature and light levels are low.

Methodology
1. Study Objectives
The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the performance and user satisfaction of baby sleep pillow spray over a 28-day period. Specific objectives included:

- Assessing user satisfaction with the product after first use and over time.
- Measuring overall user perceptions, including texture, application ease, and visual results.

2. Study Design
Type of Study: Quantitative user study with self-assessment questionnaires. Duration: 28 days.
Product Use Protocol: Participants applied the product once daily to the target area as per provided instructions.
Sample Size: 58 participants.
Assessment Points: Participants completed self-assessment questionnaires at four intervals: after the first use, after 7 days, and after 28 days.
Participants: Parents of children aged 6 months- 3 years.
Data Analysis: Results from the self-assessment questionnaires were collected and analysed by an independent statistician.

3. Blinding Procedure
To maintain objectivity, the product was provided in lab sample containers without brand identifiers or final packaging. Participants were informed only that they were testing a pillow spray.

4. Results
81% said their child was relaxed as they went to bed*
81% said their child was calmer preparing to sleep*
77% said their child settled more quickly at bedtime*
76% said their child fell asleep faster*
84% said their child had a more restful sleep*
82% said their child's sleep was less disturbed*
76% said their child slept for longer*
75% said their child slept more deeply*

*In a study of 58 parents self-reporting on children aged 6 months - 3 years over 28 days. Individual results may vary.

Baby sleep pillow spray was examined by paediatricians according to clinical-paediatric assesment criteria over a period of 4 weeks.
*In a clinical study of 20 participants over a four-week period.