Louisiana HB106 prohibits child day care centers from administering melatonin to children without parental consent.
Louisiana HB106 makes it illegal for child day care centers to provide melatonin to children without prior consent from their parent or legal guardian. The law imposes a penalty of a fine up to $1,000, imprisonment for up to six months, or both for violations. This legislation aims to ensure that parents have control over the administration of melatonin to their children in day care settings.
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