Rockit Zed- Sleep Soother & Night Light
Rockit

Rockit Zed- Sleep Soother & Night Light

€29.99

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€29.99

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Produktdetails

The Rockit Zed is a sleep soother and night light designed to help soothe babies to sleep. It uses vibrations that mimic the feeling of being in a car to encourage deep sleep.
  • 6 calming vibration modes (3 static speeds + 3 additional modes) to find the perfect setting
  • Works on any type of mattress, such as a Moses basket, cot, pram, bed or feeding cushion
  • Fades out gently after 1 hour, allowing baby to enter a deeper sleep cycle
  • Portable design for overnight stays
  • Calming red night light with 1-hour or 12-hour options
  • Vibrations and night light can be used separately or together

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

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  • 6 calming vibration modes
  • Tested to EN71 safety standards
  • Portable design ideal for use on the move
  • Features a soothing red nightlight with 3 levels of brightness + a timer

  • Works on any type of mattress

    including moses baskets, cots, prams, beds, or even feeding cushions

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