Egg-Shaped Silicone Night Light – Touch Control, 7-Colour Changing
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Egg-Shaped Silicone Night Light – Touch Control, 7-Colour Changing

The BubsNest Verdict

This egg-shaped silicone night light earns praise from most parents for its gentle, glare-free illumination and simple touch-based colour and brightness adjustments. Many find it helps create a soothing, relaxing atmosphere in bedrooms and nurseries. However, some were let down to discover the light only offers white/cream tones rather than the full 7-colour changing advertised. Overall, it seems a reliable choice for calming bedtime routines, though the limited colour range may not suit all.

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

£7.95

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

“Soft, calming glow and intuitive touch controls create a peaceful ambience”

7.5

Solid Choice

This egg-shaped silicone night light earns praise from most parents for its gentle, glare-free illumination and simple touch-based colour and brightness adjustments. Many find it helps create a soothing, relaxing atmosphere in bedrooms and nurseries. However, some were let down to discover the light only offers white/cream tones rather than the full 7-colour changing advertised. Overall, it seems a reliable choice for calming bedtime routines, though the limited colour range may not suit all.

What parents love

Soft, glare-free lightingParents appreciate the even, non-intrusive glow of this night light, which they find ideal for winding down without disturbing sleep.
Intuitive touch controlsThe ability to easily adjust brightness and cycle through lighting modes with a simple tap is widely praised as convenient and user-friendly.
Calming ambienceMany report this night light helps create a peaceful, cosy atmosphere in bedrooms and nurseries, aiding relaxation and sleep routines.

Worth knowing

Limited colour rangeSome parents were disappointed to find the light only offers white/cream tones, rather than the full 7-colour changing advertised.
Brightness may be too lowA few users felt the light's maximum brightness was not quite bright enough to adequately illuminate a room or nursery.

Best for

  • Bedside use in adult bedrooms
  • Nurseries and children's rooms
  • Hallways and entryways

May not suit

  • Rooms requiring brighter ambient lighting
  • Parents seeking a full colour-changing night light

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Check the product details carefully, as the 7-colour changing feature may refer only to the white/cream tones, not a full RGB spectrum.

Getting the Most Out of It

Experiment with positioning and brightness levels to find the ideal setup for your space and needs.

Product details

A soothing egg-shaped LED night light made of soft silicone.
  • Provides gentle, glare-free light in 7 colour modes
  • Features touch-dimming for adjustable brightness
  • Constructed from flexible, impact-resistant silicone
  • Compact and portable design for use in any room

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