A new sleep aid that helps little ones drop off to sleep has been called a godsend by sleep deprived mums across Australia.

Glow Dreaming, a Melbourne-based company, is the brainchild of one desperate mum who struggled with her daughter’s inability to fall asleep.

“There is nothing worse for a parent than when their child is suffering.

“Sadly, at an early age, my daughter had to face the pain of unexpectedly losing someone she loved. It affected her greatly and, before we knew it, she had become gripped by a fear of death. She began to associate sleep with death and feared never waking up.

“We took her to see psychologists, we redecorated her room, we even took her to sleep school, all with minimal success.

“I was desperate to help her, so I started reading different studies and realised that no one theory on its own would solve the problem, but that perhaps, through a combination of theories, I could create a master sleep aid, something that would help my daughter feel safe and let her sleep with the peace she needed and deserved. By fusing light therapy, aromatherapy, white noise and a humidifier, I managed to find the answer we were searching for.”

The device fuses light therapy, aromatherapy, pink noise and a humidifier which work in combination to relax and calm children and whisk them off to sleep.

Two of its standout features that take the $130 sleep kit to another level in the sleep game include its ‘Red LED Light’ technology and the ‘Pink Noise’ generator.

Pink Noise is the frequency you commonly hear in things like waterfalls, rain and thunder.

Glow Dreaming utilises the same technology that NASA uses for its astronauts called Red LED Light Therapy. Red spectrum light helps stimulate the body’s production of melatonin, the hormone responsible for telling us it’s time for sleep. One of the main causes of sleep disruption is the technology we have become so reliant on. The red LED light used by Glow Dreaming combats the damage caused by resetting our internal clocks.

The product is sending sleep deprived mums into a frenzy.

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