Mums are going wild over Asda’s £1.30 Bedtime Massage Mist that ‘helps kids fall asleep in 10 minutes’
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A MUM who struggles to get her kids to sleep at night has taken to social media to share a genius tip with other parents.
Writing on Facebook, the woman revealed she uses a £1.30 product from Asda which she claims sends her kids to the land of nod in just 10 minutes.
Writing on the , she said: "Little Angels Massage Mist, I bathed my kids and put this on them both.
"My son is four years old and my daughter is five months old and it worked a charm, got them in pyjamas and they were both asleep within 10 minutes.
"It's usually hard to get my son to go to sleep on time, [he] always plays up.
"Only £1.27 from Asda." (it now costs £1.30)
- Little Angels Bedtime Massage Mist, £1.30, Asda -
The Little Angels mist is part of the supermarket's baby range, with the hero product described as "perfect to relax your baby before bedtime".
Containing lavender and chamomile fragrance, it promises to moisturise baby's skin leaving it soft and smooth.
It is also hypoallergenic, dermatologically tested and paediatrician approved.
Other mums on the group couldn't get enough of the £1.30 product, with one commenting: "I use this on my little boy too!
"I've always used a lavender spray with both my boys works a charm".
Others tagged their mum pals in the post, with one suggesting it might work on her friend's daughter "on the nights she turns into an owl".
Another wrote: "I keep seeing good reviews of the Little Angels stuff.
"May be worth trying with the boys so they're not up until 11PM."
Asda advises users to keep the spray away from baby's nose and mouth and avoid contact with eyes.
In the event of skin irritation, discontinue use immediately.
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