baby bedtime spray
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Product details mention lavender–chamomile and a branded "Nighttime Calm" scent as examples found in calming/nighttime sprays.
Many nasal and soothing sprays use saline (sodium chloride) and are described as non‑medicated or drug‑free. Calming fabric or skin sprays emphasize scent and plant‑derived or gentle skincare ingredients and often note the absence of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and similar additives.
Descriptions note formulations that are clinically tested hypoallergenic and dermatologist‑approved, soothing ingredients such as aloe, coconut water, calendula, and sunflower seed oil, and nasal mists described as sterile and gentle for babies (including products labeled for "0 months+").
Product details suggest spraying rooms, linens, clothing, and soft surfaces such as couches, carpets, bedding, pet bedding, and towels.
One fabric/nighttime spray lists a 24‑hour duration in its product details; most other descriptions do not clearly specify how long the scent or effect lasts.