Tommee Tippee Groclock Sleep Trainer Clock, Alarm Clock and Nightlight for Young Children, USB-Powered

This product has been so useful helping our 2 year old go to bed on time and stay in bed until the clock wakes up. He loves seeing Ollie the Owl go to bed and understands the idea of the sleep clock. Fairly confusing to set up but once it’s set it’s easy to use.A nice light which seems to have helped my toddler sleep better.

Product is exactly what youe expect. Once set up our toddler loved it and stayed in bed until the colour changed. Great Product

We are really enjoying this product, it’s working quicker than I thought it would. Not only does it help with the mornings, she also enjoys going to bed and putting the owl to sleep. I like how the stars count down as it gets closer to waking, so I am able to show my daughter that there isn’t long to go until she can get up.The only reason for the loss of star is that I feel the buttons shouldn’t be on the front of the clock, ideally on the back or somewhere more discreet. My kids have a few times messed around with the buttons and changed the settings, which has then messed up the wake timings. Other than this, loving the clock!

Game changer for kid that comes in during the night or early in the morning

We were apprehensive before buying this, thinking no product will stop our little one from crying and waking us up to come in our bed (or into her bed) each night. But we have had this clock for a week now and it has been a miracle, it has literally worked from Night 1! She doesn’t wake up crying now because we’ve told her she’s not allowed in Mummy and Daddy’s room until it turns yellow. The only downside is we forgot to activate it one night and she was still in bed crying later than the usual wake up time one weekday morning, so just remember to activate it each night when you put your toddler to bed!Top Tip: when buying tell your little one you’ve bought them a new clock with colours and get them to buy in to it being a fun thing to do beforehand, let them play with it in the daytime and show them the colours changing, once you’ve figured out how to use it of course, this helped us massively I feel! Probably best to keep it out of reach afterwards though so they don’t play around with the settings.

Nice idea but a flawed product. Interface actually quite tricky to use, especially if backlight is off. Which is a bit strange as it's for kids.Nice animation and colours but we found the novelty wore off fairly quick. Seems very old fashioned in design.

This has helped our toddler understand going to bed and waking up times. A super purchase!! Not intuitive to set up but easy to follow the instructions in the booklet.

*UPDATE: After 1 month of use, the product felt from the nightstand and the LCD display broke as a result, from the shock, not an impact on the screen itself since the front screen is undamaged. The unit cannot be used anymore.The unit's feet are slippery, made from hard plastic without anti skid rubber pads. This makes it very easy for it to slide and fall.A well-designed product for a toddler should resist an incidental fall from a night stand, especially considering their energy levels.I have asked for warranty cover by the manufacturer. They are asking to send back the product by post with a description of the problem before making a decision. I don't which working parent has the time to do this for a product that anyway is not very desirable in the first place as we found out.Other (initial comments):First of all, the interface is not intuitive. You will have to read the book and get back to it to memorize.Secondly, it's easy to interrupt the night mode. Our toddler went on and managed to cancel the night mode in a few seconds. So this should be away from reach.Thirdly, and similarly, because there is no battery, if the child removes the plug at the back, the unit will turn off (although keeping the time and settings).Fourthly, when it comes to the build, there are no anti-skid feet, the clock easily slides and falls.Finally, the minimum light output remains a tad too high to my taste, although our child doesn't seem to bother.Our 2yo toddler seems to grasp the concept and we have started to train him only waking up or calling for us when the little owl wakes up and the clock turns yellow from blue.I will update this after a few months of use.