There are indeed slow-release melatonin formulations available in pharmacies, typically in pill form. However, it is not recommended to use them before consulting with a specialist. It is important to wait and let the specialist assess the best course of action for your child's sleep issues. Melatonin primarily helps with falling asleep, so a long-acting formula may not necessarily be more effective in this case.
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