Cloud B Cube B
Cloud B

Cloud B Cube B

ColoursSpace

£16.95

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£16.95
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£16.99

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Inspire your little one's dreams and bring a fantasy-like feel to bedtime with this compact night light from Cloud B. The versatile Cube B features an charming smiling dragon, offering three soothing light variations for different stages of the evening. The innovatively designed base can be removed and plugged into the wall, bathing part of the room in a soft white glow. When the cube is reassembled, a tap on the intuitive sensor turns it into a focused light for books before bed. Another tap fills the whole cube with a cosy green hue, making it a portable and cosy companion for your little dreamer to keep closer at hand. Two levels of intensity are available to customise the light to your child's needs. After 30 minutes the light automatically powers down, inviting peaceful slumber without affecting sleep through the night. The Cube B recharges when plugged into the wall.

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