Worlds Apart Disney Princess Go Glow Light Reviews


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Customer Worlds Apart Disney Princess Go Glow Light Reviews (5)

by - written on 23/07/10 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Both of my youngest children have these night lights and we have no problems with them. My daughter has this princess one and my son has a spiderman one. The princess one is lovely, it is very girly and the main colour is pink . All of the main princesses are featured on the torch along with flowers and images of fairy castles. It is colourful and the detail is good. The base of the torch is a darker pink and is decorated with flowers and swirls. The light is 2 in 1. The cone is a torch where the light shines out of the bottom, and when it is placed into the base holder it becomes a nightlight as the entire cone lights up. It is made of ... Read the complete review

by - written on 08/11/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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I have just bought this item for my daughter, she did have the Dora Explorer model, however now she is almost 6, she told me that Dora is for babies, so we gave her Dora one to a friend's little girl and my daughter has chosen the Disney princess design. This item has been great for my daughter; she stands it on the base every night and turns on the soft glow before she gets into bed. When she is asleep I then go and switch it off. My friend, (she has a 3 year old daughter) who I gave my daughters Dora design glow light to, cannot thank me enough, she said that when she put the night glow on, it was the first night in a very long time that she has ... Read the complete review

by - written on 07/02/09 (Very useful, 171 readings)
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What a cunning gadget for your little ones this is; a torch and night light in one, which is rechargeable and easy for children to use. This particular model is bound to please little girls with the princess theme and is the one that we own, however these lights are also available in various other children's character guises from "In the Night Garden" to "Thomas the Tank Engine". They cost about £19.99 but are quite often on offer for £5 or so less from argos and amazon. We bought this light in an effort to improve our child's sleeping, I suspect that this is probably why most parents would be prepared to part with their hard ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/12/08 (Very useful, 326 readings)
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My four year old daughter has always been a terrible sleeper. I have written in another review about driving round the streets with her being unable to stop because if I did she would wake. I have tried many different methods to help her back to sleep when she wakes and most have failed but by the time she was a year old I was only getting up about two or three times a night and felt that this was progress! As she has grown older her sleeping has improved even though she does insist on getting up at 6am or 5am during the summer months. The only problem we still had was that she would wake constantly in the night screaming or crying and we would ... Read the complete review
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