My Night Light Blog

My Dream Lights are sleep specialist recommended and feature a child friendly, safe, LED colour changing night light which is ideal for children from 0-99! With a range of on trend designs parents are bound to find the perfect match for their child’s bedroom theme and style. This sleek, timeless night light comes complete with its own remote which can be used to change your My Dream Light to 13 different colours, a sequence of rainbow colours, reading light, dim overnight setting and an optional timer setting.  This much-loved night light is sure to be a HUGE hit with your little ones!

Here is our handy guide to help you get the most from your new night light.

A handy quick start guide for your My Dream Light. (just in case you have thrown away the box!)

As the My Night Light team work through the day to day struggles of running a business and helping our children to learn from home, we have had to figure out how to be productive and keep our children occupied/learning. In case you are in the same boat, we thought we’d share with you a few productivity tips and our favourite educational online tools that engage our children long enough for us to actually accomplish something during business hours!

My Night Light has been operating now for just over 10 and a half years. Some of my beautiful customers have been with me from the beginning, buying a new night light with the birth of each child or grandchild – I know who you are! Some of you are first time mums like I was, desperate for your child to get to sleep and stay asleep all night long and willing to try anything!

Whatever you are feeling at the moment, your child is feeling too. They feel scared, vulnerable, uncertain of what the future holds, not knowing when they’ll go back to school or see their friends again. They also sense all of your anxiety. None of us have ever experienced anything like this before. Of course, your little one’s behaviour is going to change, and unfortunately it won’t be for the better. They may have more meltdowns or tantrums, they may get angry and fight you on everything, they may become really anxious or wake in the night with nightmares, or not be able to get to sleep at all. This is all normal.

We’ve talked about children’s fear of the dark before, but this is such an ongoing problem for many of us, so we thought we’d revisit it. After all, sleep deprivation is no one’s friend!

In a study by Muris et al 2001 children aged 4 -12 and their parents were interviewed about children's night time fears. Results showed that 73.3% of the children were afraid of the dark.