We all love our kids to bits, we really do!
Bedtimes can be frustrating for tired parents.
Luckily, there is a huge range of tech available that is designed for this very purpose.
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Here are the best sleep tech gadgets for kids.
LittleHippo Mella Ready to Rise Children’s Trainer Alarm Clock
Being afraid of the dark is nothing new.
This Little Hippo Mella is more than a simple nightlight, however.
Yes, it does have a great nightlight feature built-in, and a variety of warm colors.
But its also a very useful sleep trainer alarm clock.
Mella has been designed to fall asleep with your child.
Sleep times can be set in conjunction with the nightlight and three different soothing sounds.
If the clocks not green, they will learn to stay in bed a little bit longer.
A great little bedtime buddy thats interactive and fun.
This 3-in-1 machine also acts as an essential oil diffuser and a nightlight too.
Selections can be stored and replayed next time, including nightlight parameters which are also fully customizable.
And a USB charger is included so theres no need to worry about running out of batteries, either.
It can also provide a simpler nightlight if required.
A micro-USB charging cable is also included for when Baby Yoda needs some shut-eye of his own.
It will connect to any Bluetooth equipment, and volume prefs, etc.
will be controlled via the unit that its paired with.
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It has adjustable volume control and uses two AA batteries, which come included.
A Velcro strap also allows you to attach the bunny to the side of the crib if you wish.
FAQ
Q: Are Night Lights Worth It?
Night lights are useful for people with nyctophobia, or an intense fear of the dark.
This is common in children but can affect anyone at any age.
Q: Should You Keep White Noise on All Night for a Baby?
It’s tempting to keep the white noise going through the night, but it’s really not recommended.
It’s recommended to operate the infant sound machine for a shorter duration of time.
Q: Can Oil Diffusers Help Children Get to Sleep?
