The Gro Company Ollie the Owl Groclock Sleep Trainer

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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. Tommee tippee 0549131 Soft Sippee Trainer Cup Overview SAFETY GUIDANCE FOR YOUR CHILD’S SAFETY AND HEALTH WARNING! If this is the case for you, then you may also want to choose a wake clock that has a night light feature (aim for reds and warmer colours). The optional digital clock feature allows parents to also display the digital clock – ideal for when your little one starts to learn digital time.

Displaying my flashcards in their room is also perfect for helping to reduce bedtime battles during the bedtime routine. 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! Please check the size chart has printed out to the correct size by measuring the scale at the bottom of the chart, this must measure 10cm otherwise the indicated size may not be accurate.This sleep trainer clock displays an 'Ollie the Owl' character as asleep and awake to communicate 'sleep' and 'wake-up' time to children who are too young to read a traditional clock. 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. As your child grows the sleep trainer can also be used as a handy nightlight for comfort and reassurance or for when your toddler needs a night-time toilet trip. Disposing of this product correctly will help you save valuable resources and prevent any possible effects on human health and the environment, which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling. It can be really tricky to get your little one into a healthy nighttime routine that allows you both to get enough shut eye.

He was about 3 at the time and from that night onwards would do the same thing each time so unfortunately it didn't work for us. Our GroClock uses Ollie the Owl to help your little one learn when it's time to rise and shine and when to go back to sleep. Make sure the adjustable brightness light is low or off at night and make sure it’s out of a child’s reach as they’ll often have USB plugs and cables.

This sweet bedtime story has an important message – sleeping through the night means you can have all the adventures you want! As your child grows the sleep trainer can also be used as a handy nightlight for comfort and reassurance or for when your toddler needs a night-time toilet trip As your child gets older, parents can choose to set the optional audible alarm – perfect for routine wake-up times. With our fast-growing Sleep range, we’re helping families with the biggest challenge of early parenthood: Getting a good night’s sleep. length) so there’s no need for batteries (*excludes adaptor plug but compatible with most USB plugs used as phone chargers). Getting your child to fall asleep and stay asleep is tricky and sleep problems like getting out of bed are unfortunately common.

We live quite far north where the actual sunrise is no help (4am in mid summer, after school begins in mid winter).Most families get a sleep training clock (also known as ok to wake clocks) around about the age of 2-3 years old. I loved the idea of the groclock but my DS fiddled with it when he woke and ended up changing it so the sun showed which unfortunately meant he then thought it was time to get up. Set the time using the up and down buttons – select the hour, press enter, , select the minutes, press enter , select am or pm, press enter . The Groclock sleep trainer uses colours and pictures to help children who are too young to read an ordinary clock, to understand when it’s time to sleep and when it’s time to spring out of bed and play!

It has been a long road though, she's been a truly horrendous sleeper till quite recently so I don't think the gro clock has been a miracle or anything, just one of many tools. Parents love the Groclock and they love Ollie the Owl, so put them together to create a must have for parents training their children to stay asleep until it is time to wake up. Some children may need a consistent response from parents over a few days before really understanding how the clock works. We used it at 2 and a half for a few months and it worked great but we used it in our own way and not how it's meant to be used. You may also be able to introduce easy to understand rules such as stay in bed or keep your eyes closed.I can help establish good sleep bedtime habits and provide tips on how to cope with inevitable nighttime disruptions. 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. You can also use it for naps if they’re still napping, or if they’re growing out of naps and you’re replacing the nap with quiet time then it’s perfect to indicate when your little one can continue playing quietly and then when they can get up.