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Pierced brass night light projecting soft silhouettes of animals, palms, birds and stars onto the wall
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Warm Dimmable Night Light

A soft, warm glow that eases fear of the dark without keeping kids awake.

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Puts an end to

Fear of the dark and trouble settling at bedtime

Girl sleeping on her side hugging a plush bunny under a starry duvet
Girl sleeping on her side hugging a plush bunny under a starry duvet

Why we recommend it for you

Many children feel safer with a little light. Bright, blue-white light can make it harder to fall asleep, so a dim, warm amber light is the better choice. A dimmable night light lets you keep it as low as your child is comfortable with.

Key features

  • Warm amber light
  • Dimmable brightness
  • Timer or auto-off option
  • Cool to the touch

What you'll notice

  • Calmer bedtimes
  • Fewer night-time wake-ups calling for help
  • Safe light for night-time trips to the bathroom
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Questions people ask

What is the best pillow for kids?

A low, small pillow sized for a child's neck and shoulders, with a washable cover. Children under one year should not use a pillow.

How much sleep does a school-age child need?

Children aged 6 to 12 generally need about 9 to 12 hours of sleep a night, according to sleep medicine guidance.

When can a child use a pillow?

Not before one year. Most children are ready for a small, low pillow once they move from a cot to a bed as toddlers.

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