i don't think the gummies are works because he also has adhd I'm worked it might be making him hyper

https://www.autismspeaks.org/sleep

Management Strategies
Consistent Routine: Predictable, calming bedtime rituals (warm bath, story, visual schedule).
Optimize Environment: Dim lights, reduce noise, cool temperature, comfortable bedding.
Limit Stimulants: Reduce screen time (blue light), caffeine, and stimulating activities before bed.
Behavioral Therapy: Techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I).
Medical Review: Address underlying issues like GERD, iron deficiency, or sleep apnea.
Medication: Melatonin is a common first-line pharmacological aid; others like clonidine may be used.

Autism services in Lebanon, PA, include specialized support from The Arc Lancaster Lebanon and Developmental & Disability Services of Lebanon Valley (DDS), providing ABA therapy, life skills training, family advocacy, and school-based programs. Services focus on fostering independence, community inclusion, and tailored support for children and adults.
Key providers and services in the Lebanon area include:
The Arc Lancaster Lebanon: Offers advocacy, support groups, and programs like "The ARC Academy" for adult skill development, as well as sibling support groups (SIB TALK).
Developmental & Disability Services of Lebanon Valley (DDS): Provides community-based services, including volunteerism, job training, and one-on-one support for daily living skills (budgeting, cooking, public transportation).
Educational and Therapeutic Services:
ABA Therapy: Focused on behavior modification and skill acquisition.
School Support: Pennsylvania offers initiatives for specialized classrooms and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
Additional Resources:
Abby Care: Facilitates compensation for caregivers through Medicaid.
Support Networks: ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources, and Training) provides broader resources across the region.

thanks for that tip

I haven't tried liquid form yet though

thanks guys