KidScents SleepyIze Roll-On
A pre-diluted Young Living KidScents roll-on formulated as a calming bedtime companion for children's wind-down routines.
How to use it
Apply to the feet, back, or wrists as part of a bedtime routine.
Use it at the same point each night as a wind-down cue.
In this blend
A pre-diluted roll-on to fold into a child's calming bedtime routine.
KidScents SleepyIze Roll-On is the pre-diluted, ready-to-use version of Young Living’s children’s bedtime blend, packaged in a fractionated coconut oil base inside a rollerball bottle so there’s no mixing required before it becomes part of a wind-down routine.
Aroma and character
SleepyIze leans soft and calming rather than sharp or medicinal — a gentle, slightly floral-woodsy scent designed to sit quietly in the background of a bedtime routine rather than announce itself. It’s built to be unobtrusive enough for a child’s bedroom at night.
Building a bedtime ritual
Scent-based routines work best when they’re consistent and paired with other cues. Many parents roll SleepyIze on at the same point in the routine every night — after bath, before the story, or right as the lights dim — so the child’s body starts to associate the aroma itself with the wind-down toward sleep, not just the eventual result.
How to use it
Roll onto the bottoms of the feet, the back, or the wrists as part of a nightly routine. Because it’s pre-diluted, no additional carrier oil is needed, and it’s designed to go directly onto a child’s skin.
What it’s not
This is a comfort and aromatic product to support a calming bedtime routine — it is not a sleep aid, medication, or sedative, and it shouldn’t be relied on as a substitute for consistent sleep habits, a dark and quiet room, or a pediatrician’s guidance for a child with ongoing sleep difficulties.
A note on kids and oils
Keep application away from the face and eyes, discontinue use if any irritation appears, and check with a pediatrician before use on infants or children with health conditions. As with any new topical product, watch for a reaction on a small area of skin before making it a nightly habit.