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Jul 1, 2015
11:58:58pm

Northwest Cougar

Why would you consider it a placebo?

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Northwest Cougar

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Does Melotonin actually work to help kids sleep?

RalphWiggam

7/1/15 10:42pm

Isn't there a lower age limit on it (12 yo?)

BluePete

7/1/15 10:52pm

Absofrigginlutely

maxpowers

7/1/15 10:53pm

Can you use it on younger kids? 3 1/2 or so?

RalphWiggam

7/1/15 10:55pm

We give it to our 3.5 year old. About 1 mg or so. Not every night. But it's

maxpowers

7/1/15 11:02pm

#UsefulPlacebo

SJS

7/1/15 10:57pm

#UselessHashtags

kalifi

7/1/15 11:06pm

Why would you consider it a placebo?

Northwest Cougar

7/1/15 11:58pm

If that is the case I wonder why our child's sleep specialist

mpfunk

7/2/15 11:55am

Maybe you're a "difficult parent" and they'll give you anything to make you go

SJS

7/2/15 12:00pm

Works well but it gives you weird dreams or even nightmares.

SoValleyCOUG

7/1/15 10:59pm

My wife doles out 1/2 a tablet or less to the kids...drives me

Fdnman

7/2/15 3:48am

How do I get a thumbs down for this?

Fdnman

7/2/15 7:53am

Ohhhhh yes

thenewguy

7/2/15 7:51am

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