Bedtime and morning rituals for young children have just become easier. BabyZoo, a manufacturer of sleep aids for kids, recently launched the BabyZoo Sleep Trainer, a timer-based night-light, and more.
The BabyZoo Sleep Trainer features a monkey named Momo who signals the child when it’s time to get up and when it’s time to sleep by opening and closing its eyes. The Sleep Trainer also displays a digital and analog clock to teach children how to read time. Parents can also choose between different alarm sounds with volume control. The alarm is available in two color combos: green-and-yellow and pink-and-blue.
Gus, a turtle-shaped night-light, comes with a timer function that automatically shuts the light off at 10, 20, or 30 minutes. A child can also switch the light on at night by tapping on the turtle shell; the light automatically switches off after each use. The night-light uses batteries instead of LED lights, preventing the product from getting warm. Gus is also available in green-and-yellow or pink-and-blue.
Coco, a digital music player specifically for young children, was designed to create a magical bedtime atmosphere. Coco plays lulling music and bedtime stories, and the barnyard design makes the audio player appealing to children of all ages.
Woolly, a “sunrise light” and alarm clock, wakes children up in a more natural way, mimicking the rising light of the sun. The intensity of the light gradually increases from a soft glow until the room is fully lit—then it’s time to get up. Sounds include a soothing Chinese gong, Dutch farm, or a rooster. Woolly can also double as a night-light, and can be set at any intensity for bedtime. Woolly will debut in retail stores in January.
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This post was originally written by Ericka Johnson and published by ToyBook.com. For more news, visit www.toybook.com, follow The Toy Book on Twitter, and like The Toy Book on Facebook. The Toy Book is a bimonthly trade magazine covering the toy industry, published by Adventure Publishing Group.
