Introduction

Every parent knows the feeling: Your child has finally gone to sleep after a stream of requests for bedtime stories and glasses of water, only to wake up an hour later, terrified by the dark. It’s a fear: waking up alone in a black room can be a frightening prospect for an anxious child or a child who had a bad dream. A night lights can be the right solution, letting off enough light to beat back the darkness without being too distracting or too bright to sleep.

What is night light?

A night light is a light that is not bright and is kept on during the night, in a child’s room. a usually dim light burning at night, as in a child’s room. A night light is a small, low-power electrical bulb that comforts indoor areas at night. A night light that is not bright and is left on through the night to allow you to see if you wake up at midnight.

Why use night light?

They help kids sleep longer: If your kids struggle with their fear of mid-dark and have a night in the darkroom, they sleep anxiety and never lose sleep. 

They are reassuring in the dark: If your children are afraid of the dark, they will sleep much better in a room that’s dimly lit. plus, when you gently open the door to check on your child, you will be able to see them. 

Types of nightlights for kids 

1. Galaxy lights

For a calming and beautiful night light setup, try Galaxy Lights. They’re exactly what they sound like. They will make your kids’ room look like stars and a drifting nebula cloud. We love these so much we recommend them for adults also.

2. Star light

Star lights can easily be hung on walls, windows, doors, ceilings, etc. perfect indoor and outdoor decorations, Decoration for birthdays, parties, weddings, thanksgiving, and Halloween.    

 3.  Projection lights

When it comes to night lights, the sky is not at the limit. In addition to stars, you can project other unique light displays to ease the whole family into a night of rest. You can plug lights such as  Ark Ambient Aurora Light to add a soothing “aurora” over a soft blue nebula cloud to your child’s walls and ceiling.

4. Nursery light 

Some night lights are designed with infants in mind. After all, babies are not developed enough to handle brighter lights, which can make them anxious. Nursery lights address this through soft night lighting you can place anywhere in the baby’s room  – and ideally close to the door so you can enter for nursing throughout the night.

5. Portable lights

On the go? You can not necessarily count on your destination to have the lighting your child needs. With portable night lights that plug into USB ports, you take that relaxing, beautiful home night lighting setup with you – set them up near outlets, and desks,  or bring them along while traveling. Connect to a USB charging base, and you are ready to go.