Mommy & Me - Droomcrèmeset

The original cream is thicker than I expected and absorbs quickly, while the Little Sleepers version has a gentler texture that my toddler actually lets me rub on her feet. We've both been sleeping deeper since starting these a week ago.

I love that this set pairs the same dreamy cream for my toddler and me—it’s become our bedtime ritual. The Little Sleepers formula glides on smoothly and doesn’t leave her skin sticky, so she actually stays in bed.

The two-pack is perfect since my toddler and I both use it — the Little Sleepers version has a milder scent that doesn't bother her sensitive skin. We've both been falling asleep faster and staying asleep longer since we started using them.

I've been using the adult cream for a week now and my sleep quality has improved noticeably, and my little one settles down much faster with the kids' version. The set is a complete win for our bedtime routine.

My toddler actually sleeps through the night now, and I'm not waking up with restless legs either—the magnesium in both creams is a game changer for our whole household.

Finally, a set that actually helps both me and my little one wind down for the night. The Little Sleepers cream has a milder texture that doesn't feel greasy on my toddler's skin, while my own full-sized tub works its magic in minutes. We're both waking up less fussy, which is a huge win for our house.

The cream for my little one absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue, which makes bedtime routine much smoother. I love that the set includes a separate formula for adults, so we both get the benefits. Only minor complaint is the scent is a bit strong for my taste.

The lotion sinks in fast without feeling greasy, which is nice for after bath time with my toddler. My little one has been sleeping a solid hour longer since we started using the set.

The creams are thick and absorb nicely, but I wish the adult version didn't leave a slightly greasy feel on my hands after applying. It’s helped my kid settle down faster at bedtime, so that’s a win.