Bunny Night Lights

A bunny night light keeps your child company at bedtime, from the baby's nursery to an older child's bedside. Our collection ranges from the touch-sensitive silicone comforter to the day/night alarm clock, by way of bunnies with glasses, astronaut projectors and a plug-in night light: the table below sorts them by use, so you can find the right companion for your child's age and bedroom.

Which bunny night light for which use?

Each row shows what the model's product page states: material, power, controls and features. “Not stated” means the product page does not specify it. Every bunny in the table carries the mention “From birth in the bedroom”: the silicone comforters in the first group add “for children to handle from 18 months”, all the others “for children to handle from age 3”.

How to choose a bunny night light?

Choosing a bunny night light for a baby comes down to two criteria, detailed below: the material and the power source. For features, the “Controls and features” column of the table shows whether the model is touch-operated, remote-controlled, with a timer, a motion sensor or a projector. The light itself makes little difference: most of them are LED bunny night lights, according to their product pages.

Silicone or plush bunny night light?

Most of our bunnies are made of silicone, alone or combined with ABS; only one is a plush night light. The bunnies with glasses, the plug-in night light and most of the astronaut projectors are made of ABS; the wall light is made of iron.

For a toddler, choose a silicone bunny night light from the first group in the table: these are the only models whose product page states “From birth in the bedroom; for children to handle from 18 months”. The bunny plush night light, which is bigger (30 cm long), states “From birth in the bedroom; for children to handle from age 3”. Other animal night lights are available if your child prefers a different companion.

Rechargeable, USB-cable, plug-in or battery bunny night light?

The power source decides where the night light lives and what it needs day to day. The rechargeable bunny night light is the most common type in the collection. Only five product pages give a battery life figure: they are listed below.

The plug-in model stays in place, with no batteries or charging; the rechargeable night light is cordless, can follow your child all the way into the travel bag and needs no batteries. If your child has a soft spot for another animal, see our dinosaur night lights or our dog night lights; for themes other than animals, browse our kids' night lights collection.

Frequently asked questions about bunny night lights

Which bunny night light should I choose for a baby?

For a baby bunny night light, look at the first group in the table: these are our silicone comforters whose product page states “From birth in the bedroom; for children to handle from 18 months”. The Baby Bunny Night Light (BPA-free silicone, touch, warm white light) and the Touch Bunny Night Light for Babies (food-grade silicone, 3 brightness levels, 30-min timer) are among them. Before 18 months, the night light stays in the bedroom, out of the child's reach.

How does the day/night bunny alarm clock night light work?

The collection's day/night bunny night light, the Bunny Alarm Clock Night Light, uses a colour code: a blue moon for the night and a green sun when it is time to get up, so your child can see whether they can get out of bed. Its product page also lists 13 melodies, 4 brightness levels, a 15, 30 or 60-minute timer and 60 h of battery life. It is the collection's bunny alarm clock; other shapes are available among our alarm clock night lights.

Is there a pink, blue or white bunny night light?

Yes. In pink: the Pink Bunny Night Light, the Pink Bunny Night Light with Glasses, and the pink version of the Touch Bunny for Babies, the Kids' Bunny, the Plug-in Bunny and the Bunny Plush. In blue: the Blue Bunny Night Light with Glasses and the blue version of the Kids' Bunny and the Plug-in Bunny. In white: the White Bunny Night Light and the white version of the Touch Bunny for Babies, the Plug-in Bunny and the Bunny Plush.

How do I clean a silicone bunny night light?

Switch it off and unplug it if it is charging, wipe it with a soft, barely damp cloth, then let it dry before switching it back on. Never submerge a bunny night light in water, even if it is made of silicone: the electronic compartment remains sensitive to moisture.