The Moonlight Dreamshow was given to us as a gift a few weeks after my daughter was born. I have to say, it is not something I would have chosen (I think it's down right ugly!), so maybe I was biased from the start....but never one to waste a gift I was prepared to give it a go. We popped some batteries in and turned it on. I was quite horrified by how loud the music that came out of it was, and couldn't really see how this would soothe her to sleep! I actually quite like the tune (Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood), but I would not put it in the lullaby catagory - certainly not when played like this anyway! At this point she was still sleeping in our room and ...  Read the complete review

My mum bought this for my son when he was around 2months old as he always seemed to be attracted to lights and generally anything which lit up or glowed so she though this would be a great buy and she was right. The idea of this toy is to help send babies off it a dreamland and effectively fall asleep but the first time we put it on my son stayed awake for ages to watch it then any time after that he was sleeping within a few minutes. It can be set to play a short or long cycle and is also activated by voice or sounds which can be a good thing but on the other hand when my son was in his own room sleeping half way through the night if he rolled over and ...  Read the complete review

Winnie the Pooh Moonlight Nightlight One of the first things we bought before our first child was born was this Winnie the Pooh nightlight dream show. I wish back then I had read reviews before purchansing it as it was one of those bits in which we felt was a useless buy. We bought this from Mothercare at £20.00 which even then I wondered whether it was a little too much though we did look at similar products and found they were all the same sort of price so went ahead with the purchase. This nightlight attaches to the side of the cot and it is recommended that it be taken off as soon as the child is more active as (as we soon found ...  Read the complete review

I think that dream shows are a must for babies. When I was pregnant with my daughter I decided to buy one as they had been recommended by lots of friends. On my search I came across the Winnie the pooh moonlight dream show. The box made it sound lovely so I purchased it. The description: The dream show is made from very strong plastic. It has a circle on the front where the light and the show can be projected. This circle is disguised as a moon. Also on the front are the characters, winnie, piglet. Eyore and tigger. The characters are standing on a bridge and some near a tree. The dream show comes with 2 plastic ties. You can use these to attach the ...  Read the complete review

When my son was a baby he loved Lights and would spent his time staring at the TV whether it was on or off and so I thought that the Winnie the Pooh night time dream show would be ideal for his cot. IT was made by Tommy which is a well known brand and battery operated so no risk from wires. It does take 4 AA batteries. He was seven months old when he moved into a cot in his own bedroom though his nursery had been prepared since before his birth. It does look very baby friendly with a pale blue outer casing and imaged of Pooh and his friends: piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore. There is a large circular white area in the centre which displays images of Pooh ...  Read the complete review