What would you do to get an extra hour's sleep every morning? The Kid'Sleep toddler globetrotter clock was designed by a father fed up with early morning wake ups. The Kid'Sleep clock was features a picture of a happy sheep hiking in the daytime and a sleeping sheep at night. Simply set the digital clock to the correct time, set the time you want your child to wake up and let your child know that they can only get out of their bed when the happy sheep is showing on the clock. In general, this concept can be understood by children from approximately 2.5 years old.

The clock will illuminate with a gentle light to show the sleeping sheep, until it switches to the hiking sheep at the chosen time. It does not make any noise so if your child in fact learns to sleep longer, they will keep sleeping through the change.

It can also be used as an alarm clock if required with a rooster crowing at the appointed wake up time.

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The Globetrotter model is slightly smaller than the Standard model . It is perfect for use while travelling to keep up continuity with the home routine and the clever clam shape design protects the face of the clock. However, it is also is large enough for day to day use at home with a 13cm diameter. It runs on 4 AA batteries and does not need to be plugged into a power point and may be preferable for younger children. The Kid'Sleep clock should not be left within reach of children under 3(though it appears pretty indestructible to us with its clever clam shape design).

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