Cloud b Lovelight Buddies - Billy Bunny Baby Night Light Kids & White Noise Machine Baby - Sleep Aid | 8 Sounds inc Lullabies & Voice Recorder
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Cloud B LoveLight - Billy Bunny

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Product details

The Cloud B LoveLight - Billy Bunny is a multisensory sleep aid that helps soothe and comfort little ones.
  • Features 4 lullabies, 4 white noise sounds, and a voice recording function to play parents' messages or favorite songs
  • Soft, plush bunny toy with adjustable light settings and a gentle pulsing glow
  • Shake-activated motion sensor restarts the lights and sounds
  • Can be hung on the crib like a mobile or used as a standalone nightlight
  • 30-minute auto-off timer for peaceful sleep
  • Rechargeable via USB-C cable (included)

Specifications & features

Specifications

MaterialKunststoff
InnenmaterialPlüsch
AußEnmaterialBaumwolle
Hersteller Vorgeschlagenes Alter Maximum36

Key features

  • Cloud B

    Love Light - Billy Bunny - (CB7703-BB)

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