WOW! STUFF Peppa Pig Lullaby Labs Sleep Soother
Gift type: Educational Toy
Perfect pick for: Peppa Pig fans, young children, parents, bedtime comfort
Estimated Price: £10.00
The WOW! STUFF Peppa Pig Lullaby Labs Sleep Soother is an innovative sleep aid designed for young children, particularly fans of Peppa Pig. This plush toy combines soothing melodies and a comforting night light to help children aged 18 months to 5 years drift into a peaceful sleep. Featuring six beloved Peppa Pig songs including the 'Rainbow Song' and 'Muddy Puddle Boots' song, this sleep soother is activated by pressing a musical note on Peppa, playing the tunes for a total of 12 minutes. With adjustable volume settings and an easy-to-clean fabric, it's both practical and delightful for bedtime routines.
- Sleep aid: Soft, cuddly Peppa Pig plush with light and sound features.
- 6 songs and lullabies: Includes 'Rainbow Song', 'Muddy Puddle Boots' song, and more.
- Lights-up: Night light changes colour with the tunes.
- Dimensions: Height: 14.9 cm, Length: 7.7 cm, Width: 13 cm.
The WOW! STUFF Peppa Pig Lullaby Labs Sleep Soother is more than just a toy; it's a carefully designed sleep aid that combines the comforting presence of a plush toy with the soothing effects of music and light. The design offers an intuitive user experience, with a simple press of a musical note to activate the device. The plush is crafted from soft materials, making it a perfect cuddling companion for children. It becomes clear that the combination of light and sound not only entertains but also significantly aids in the sleep process, providing a tranquil environment for children.
👀 Read more...Performance-wise, the soother is equipped with a range of volume settings, allowing for customization according to different sleeping environments. The inclusion of six different Peppa Pig songs ensures that the children's interest is maintained night after night. Furthermore, the quality of the sound is gentle and clear, adding to the overall effectiveness of this sleep aid.
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