While we're focusing on all things bedroom, we thought we'd share some night lights we love. You'll find some old favorites here as well as some newcomers. Come along while we round 'em up!
TOP ROW:
• Boon Glo Nightlight, $84.99: This space-age looking nightlight has three removable, glowing balls. Kids can tuck one in bed with them or take one along to the bathroom to light the way. No electronics means the balls don't get warm or break.
• Giraffe Wild Nightlight, $48: Designed by Jonathan Adler, this white porcelain giraffe light is also available in an elephant or lion.
• Blue Canary Night Light, $14.99: If you were a fan of TMBG before they became a kids' band, you'll appreciate this blue canary nightlight. Who watches over you?
• Toadstool Nightlight, $76: This glowing toadstool is hand-painted with a woodland scene and offers fairytale whimsy to a child's room.
• Love You Nightlight, $22: Made by Etsy seller Owly Shadow Puppets, this light is cut from thick acrylic and attached to a light sensitive base, so the light comes on when it gets dark.
BOTTOM ROW:
• SPÖKA Night Light, $14.99: Some of our readers have raved about this fun little night light from IKEA.
• Banded Nightlight, $19: This light from Restoration Hardware is sweet, simple, and affordable.
• Star Egg Nightlight, $165: This light even looks good during the day. Made from ceramic, the little holes let out light that will create a starry pattern on your child's ceiling and walls.
• OXO Candela Zoom Nightlight, $24.99: This popular nightlight comes in a cool rocket form, too!
• Dachshund My Pet Lamp, $79: Available in different colors, this light could perform double duty as a night light and a lovey.
(Images: as credited above.)
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The Boon light is cool! It's less expensive on Amazon.
Or how about a Lego one?
We have the Ikea one, and it's AWESOME! My parents picked it up for us, and it ended up being ten times cooler than I expected. You can't tell from the image, but it changes color constantly, shifting I think from blue to green to yellow (can't really remember exactly), and it's not at all hot to the touch. My girls absolutely love it. I almost had my parents go back and get a second one when I realized how great it was because I wanted to have a backup for when this one dies.
We have the Spoka and my daughter LOVES it.
We have this one and love it: http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/lights/e7a6/?i=front
Do any of these work overseas (up to 240V)? I loved our Candela in the US, but now we live in India and they don't work here!
That Boon Glo lamp is a brilliant design. I think I need one of those for my little boy.
That Boon Glo lamp is a brilliant design. I think I need one for my little boy.