Drive Moment - Getting Your Children To Sleep At Night, Which Tactics Do You Use?

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Some parents in the UK have resorted to giving their children Melatonin hormones, just to help them sleep at night. The medication is only legal in the UK via prescription, yet some parents are taking legal risks just to source melatonin. While naturally, many parents may not agree with this method, every parent has a way of getting their kids to sleep at night. Which method do you use? Are your firm words enough to make your kids embrace that sleepy feeling?  Take a listen to what some of our listeners and the Drive Team had to say! 
19 Jun 2025 English South Africa Music · Comedy

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