As providers we need to ensure we can get a good history with our patients. When it comes to kids, parents might not even know what they have gotten into and will not consider melatonin as a drug to worry about. Millions of people take melatonin every night to help them with their sleep cycles but at a regulated amount. When kids see it in a gummy form or has a good taste, they might not stop until they are all gone. Monitor your kids, keep all medications or drugs in a secure place and as providers do a good scene assessment and ask point questions. Here is an article from EMS1
Reports of melatonin poisoning in children are up, study says