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KinderGlo Night Lights: Lighting up Little Ones Nights + Giveaway & Coupon Code

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Kinderglo-banner6Night Lights have been a constant subject of debate with our kids, especially since moving a few months ago.  We put our two boys into a shared bedroom and one always wants it lighter, while one wants it darker.  They have a shared night light in the room and they fight about who gets to turn it on and what color it should be set on.  We have solved that problem now since receiving our new KinderGlo Night Lights for review.  We gave our 3 year old Keegan his own KinderGlo Tyrannosaurus Rechargeable Night Light and now he can control his own light in his own bed.

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The KinderGlo is a fun, safe, portable nightlight that is also fully rechargeable. It is a favorite with parents and kids of all ages. The light is bright enough to see by (and to scare monsters away), making it ideal for nighttime feedings and diaper changes, trips to the potty, or even for reading in bed. But, it is also soft and soothing enough to sleep by, making it great for kids who may need a friend to help them transition to their own room or simply to make it through the night.

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KinderGlo sent us a Tyrannosaurus Light for Keegan and I also chose an adorable Quarter Moon Night Light for one year old Delaney.

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It is really hard to tell from pictures how hard the lights are and I didn’t want Delaney to have anything with too many points, so the Quarter Moon was the perfect choice.  They are not extremely hard and don’t have sharp corners, but I think I would hesitate putting the angel or dragon for instance in bed with a really small baby as it would be extremely uncomfortable if they were to roll on them and not be able to move off it.  Delaney loves her moon and I think it is perfect for her.

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Keegan is in love with his Tyrannasaurus light.  The light has 4 different modes (not counting off) controlled by a button on the bottom of the light:

  • Continually changing colors
  • Blue Light
  • Red Light
  • Green Light

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Each mode also offers the option of having light fade off after 30 minutes, or stay on all night.  Fully charged, the light should last 8-10 hours before needing a recharge.  The lights come with a KinderGlo Charging base, AC Adapter with Cable, and a User Guide.

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Keegan keeps his in bed with him at night and it is perfect because he can control it himself and it is a soft enough glow that it does not disturb his older brother in the same room.  He can also carry it with him to the bathroom if he needs to get up.  We will definitely be packing these lights with us if we go on an overnight somewhere.

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My older 2 children are extremely jealous of their younger siblings lights and have requested to receive their own.  It is really a great idea for children of all ages and I especially love that they are rechargable as we go through a lot of batteries in this house for all of the childrens other toys.

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Besides the Tyrannosaurus and Quarter Moon which we received there are a total of 9 different lights available including: Owl, Hippo, Elephant, Bear, Angel, Dragon, and Brontosaurus.

BUY IT!

KinderGlo night lights have a MSRP of $24.95 and are available at a number of retailers in store and online.  Use their convenient store locator to find one near you, or you can buy directly from the KinderGlo online store.  For a limited time use Promo code: BABYLOVINGMAMA  and receive a 20% discount in the online store.

WIN IT!

One lucky reader will win their own KinderGlo Night Light in the character of their choice (subject to availability).
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Disclosure:  I received samples for the purpose of this review however all thoughts remain my own.

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  3. We are a kinderglo family! Both my boys have one and I’d love to get one for the baby girl on her way. The owl or hippo.
    inalak at msn dot com

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