Some children take a little while to ‘get’ the clock so do keep giving it a go and build it into their night-time routine. he hasn’t sussed out not leaving the room until this appears but is happy to get back into my bed and go back to sleep if the sun is still sleeping. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. They absolutely have to celebrate in the morning when they’ve either stayed in bed until the clock light turns, or they’ve woken up after the light.

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The Gro-Clock comes with a 'Sleepy Farm' story book, beautifully illustrated by leading children's artist Mike Terry. I can help establish good sleep bedtime habits and provide tips on how to cope with inevitable nighttime disruptions. When DS was five he would go downstairs and watch TV until it was a civilised hour and he knew where the cereal was. As your child grows the sleep trainer can also be used as a handy nightlight for comfort and reassurance or for when your toddler needs a night-time toilet trip As your child gets older, parents can choose to set the optional audible alarm – perfect for routine wake-up times. When Mia was born we bought her a number of Grobag’s which were amazing as Mia could get all snuggled up in bed with us knowing she was sleeping safe and securely.

Even when they can’t yet tell the time they will soon learn when they need to close their eyes and go back to sleep and when it’s okay for them to spring out of bed, ready to play. I think the house move has unsettled Jacob – he would usually sleep without a light, but now asks for a light to be left on in his bedroom. We have had the clock for about a year now and love it 🙂 Not seen the light before though and may look to get one since Monkey is afraid of the dark and often asks to sleep with the light on! It’s not that I think it’s a bad product – it’s a great idea, well designed and cleverly thought out – and I know plenty of people who wouldn’t be without it, so perhaps it’s simply down to your toddler’s reaction.He hasn’t got the waking part fully yet but is happy to go back into his room if I ask him “is the sun awake on the clock yet? EDIT: Over the years, I’ve become a lot more enthusiastic about it – perhaps it’s simply that Minnie was too young to properly get the most from it when we started using it. If you think your kid will milk this for all it’s worth, here's a hack for you: Try to avoid it in the first place by manually waking up Mr. The Gro-clock comes with a lovely book which reinforces the clock and the girls really enjoyed listening to me reading it to them whilst we set the clock for the first time.