When it's time to sleep, the blue clock face features a sleepy Ollie the Owl surrounded by hearts and stars. When the time comes to dispose of this equipment, please help protect our environment by means of proper disposal.

It was hit and miss before but now we have had it a while it has sunk in, we were fairly strict with not letting him get out of his room before the right time though so if he is up before the sun he can play or read in his room.

Scroll up or down between ‘On’ or ‘OFF’ depending on if you want the digital clock to be visible while the count-down process is happening. You may also be able to introduce easy to understand rules such as stay in bed or keep your eyes closed. If your toddler still takes naps then early waking is also a sign they’re ready to drop their last nap. The stars and hearts on the display work during the night or nap time to show the passing of time, and the colours change at a time set by you so that they know at a glance whether it's time to get up or they should stay in bed a little longer.

For proper disposal for treatment, recovery, and recycling, please take these products to designated collection points where they will be accepted on a free of charge basis. As your child gets older, parents can choose to set the optional audible alarm – perfect for routine wake-up times. We’ve created this story to help your little one learn all about bedtime so we can take the stress out of sleep for mom and dad. For it to remain a useful tool, the most important thing to do is to use it in a way that is realistic and achievable for your child. There is also a feature which allows parents to also display the digital clock – ideal for when your little one starts to learn digital time.Some have an optional digital clock feature which can be useful for school goers when they start to look at clocks and learn digital time. There are also other colour based clocks, and some of the fancier nightlights such as Hatch also combine this feature now too, showing a different colour in the morning. Between 2-3 years of age, children’s development is really quite different, so only you will know if your child is ready for one or not.

It comes with a brand new story book featuring Ollie the Owl and friends, further helping parents get their children to sleep. Ideally about half an hour, so if they wake after the clock turns then they get that awesome sense of achievement that they’ve done it! Select the time that you want the Groclock to ‘wake up’ (the time for your child to get up from their nap e.As expected it took a while for her to understand it, and she did mess with it (and conquered the child lock on day 2! It's this combination of the simple glowing images and a story which has already made the GroClock a phenomenal success for hundreds of toddlers.

In this case, we’ll need to slowly push bedtime back by 5 mins every couple of nights as we adjust the morning time. We taught ours to read the clock about 3, pick one with clear hands and numbers (kids ones can be too busy with pictures which confuse them) far easier. With our fast-growing Sleep range, we’re helping families with the biggest challenge of early parenthood: Getting a good night’s sleep. During the night, it displays a blue light and Ollie is surrounded by stars, and when it's time to wake up, the screen turns yellow and he opens his eyes!

I really want them to achieve this goal and get such an instant sense of achievement because we made it easy for them to do.