It glows. It plays lullabies. And it lets a young child know, without a word, whether it’s still time to sleep or time to get up. For grandparents hosting an overnight visit, or parents hoping for one more quiet half hour on a Saturday, that is a remarkable trick for a cube about 4¼ inches across.
Set the bedtime and wake-up schedule once in the companion app, and the light changes color on cue, a gentle visual signal even a toddler can read. In between, it serves as a soft multicolor night light and a sound machine, with white noise to mask household sounds, lullabies and soothing natural sounds. Adjust it all from the app in another room, so a sleeping child stays undisturbed, or use voice control.
It runs on USB-C power, with the cable and wall adapter included, and it sits neatly beside the bed on a dresser or night table. The early-morning negotiations get a great deal shorter.
