Cloudbox Nightlight Story Projectors

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Green]
When talking about baby items I had for my child that I still use today, the Twilight Turtle is one of those items. I purchased this back in 2011 for my then baby. Nearly 15 years later, we still have it. The star lights continue to be calming and peaceful in the dark when we choose to turn them on, and I appreciate the automatic shut-off feature. I definitely recommend the Cloud b turtle (we also still have the ladybug) for its quality, size, cuteness, and the comfort it can bring both to young children and their grownups over time.

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Blue]
It only lasts about 20 minutes; my 5 year old would prefer it stay on all night, but I understands the timer is to help with sleep. Great price, really cute and easy to use.

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Green, Color: Twilight Turtle - Green]
We bought this for our son when he was one. He is now 16, and even though he stopped using "Moose", which is what he named the turtle as a toddler, years ago, it got used every night for years. It has been knocked off the bed many times, it's gone camping with us, it's been packed in luggage for trips, and it still works perfectly. The lights vary from dim amber, regular blue, and brightish green. The constellations are easy enough to find and it shuts off on its own. Battery life is very good. Confession time: "Moose" lives next to my bed now and sometimes if I wake up in the middle of the night I turn on the stars to help me fall asleep again. This is a simple, quality toy with no silly gimmicks like movement or music. It's durable. And it's super cute. I recommend it wholeheartedly.

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Green]
I bought this same turtle light 15 years ago when my first son was born and he loved it as well as everyone else. When I saw it again while creating my recent baby registry I had to have it! It brightened my oldest son’s face seeing it and it’s been a great light in the bedroom for my new little addition. Gives off enough light so I can walk around and not stub my toe on furniture or disturb anyone. Three light settings/colors (we always go for blue). Fun picking out the constellations on the ceiling!

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Blue]
I bought this for my youngest when she was 6 months old. She was fascinated with lights and thought this would be perfect for her room.Words can't describe how much joy this turtle brings to my little girls day. She beams whenever I turn it on. It's such a friendly looking turtle that babies seem to be drawn to it.I was a bit worried about the hard turtle shell where the stars are, but am pleasantly surprised that even when she "enthusiasticly" bangs on the top, it stands up to it! I actually like the hard top compared to the pillow pet light ones. My oldest has managed to stick her fingers in the top of her pillow pet one and get it stuck in the lights. I love that this isn't possible with the turtle.I originally thought this would be more like a pillow pet that you'd want to lay on. I'd definitely say it is not like that. Laying on it would not be comfortable. However, that doesn't matter since it's become a great nighttime light.It does have a long turn off timer (close to an hour). At first this annoyed me since I was worried how quickly the batteries would burn out. I will say in 6 months though, I haven't needed to change them.I love the variety of colors that you have with the lights. You can keep it steady on one light, or gradually have them fade from one to another. That happens to be our favorite setting.I am impressed with how far the lights shine. While setting it on a low bookcase, I can clearly see the stars on the ceiling. I don't know much about stars, but the company advertises that these stars are in the correct location as they are outside.I'd recommend to anyone! I think it's great for a nursery or for older kids that need a security light in their room.

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Green]
I purchased this for my 2 grandbabies, one age 3 and the newest addition is 1 month old. My 3 year old granddaughter is afraid of the dark so thought this might make her feel better at bedtime, and might help soothe my grandson, who was a month old when I bought it.There are some negative reviews out there on this product and after reading one that said it was horrible right out of the bag I'm kind of shocked at the negatives I read.First of all, this is a NITE LITE!! It doesn't say TOY anywhere!!Even though this is adorable, it is meant to be a night light. If you let your children hold it snd play with it as if it were a toy - then it is YOUR fault if it didn't last long or broke - NOT the company who made it.PLEASE READ DESCRIPTIONS people!!!!I got the Mocha Turtle. Our turtle changes color at the touch of a button. NOWHERE In the description does it say the color changes automatically! I have no problem changing colors. I've put this Turtle in several different places in my grandchildrens room - in the babies crib , on top of their dresser, and on the floor. Each place I've put this - the room transformed into a Starry Heaven! You can clearly see the different constellations. It stayed lit up for the entire 45 minutes as said it would and, shut off automatically so I never had to worry about the batteries running down.It is built very well - our turtle is over 2 months old and even with my "almost" 4 year old granddaughter holding it as she falls asleep - it still looks brand new. And no - we don't let her "play" with it - it's not intended to be a toy and she knows it is her nightlight. My 1 month old grandson loves to look at it when he goes in for a nap and to go night night. He stares at it as long as he's awake! It takes minutes to get both to sleep!This is a GREAT Nite Lite for Children, and yes even adults. I love to look at it! If you teach your children it's not a toy but a night light to help them sleep - you could have it for a long time.My grandkids LOVE this! I highly recommend this product!

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Green]
I had been eyeing these since we had our first child, who is now 5. His little brother, who is 2 1/2 has been suddenly having issues with going to bed - scared of monsters, ghosts, you name it. He started getting out of bed 2 - 3 times each night after we put him down, and not sleeping until 2 hours or more past his bedtime. I was going to get the turtle for him for Christmas, but decided we needed it now. And it has actually helped him stay in bed. The first night, we all lay and sat as a family in the boys' room and looked at the stars together. Now we put him in his bed, turn the turtle on, kiss him and that's that. It was between this and one of those Dream Lites, but those are made by the Pillow Pet people and seem so cheap in comparison. (I've had to fix stitching in Pillow Pets a few times, and the plush fabric on them is not the nicest.) Plus the Dream Lites only put stars straight up on the ceiling. This puts stars all over the room. If it's in the middle of the room, it will project stars on every wall and the ceiling. Our son's bed is by a wall, so it doesn't reach the far wall, but projects enough on 3 walls and the ceiling so that both boys can enjoy the stars. It turns itself off after 45 minutes - brilliant!! My husband likes that since he doesn't have to change batteries constantly. And you can change the color of the stars, although our guy always chooses blue, which he calls purple. I don't know why people complain about the hard shell, because if the shell were plush, um, the plush piling would block the stars. It's a beautiful product, excellent quality and now our 5 year old wants one too. I wouldn't hesitate to get this for my kid or another child. Oh, and I did mention it comes with a constellation guide for the star pattern it projects. Our boys love to point out Orion's belt! It's actually educational too - bonus!

[Color: Twilight Turtle - Green]
While this would be a lot of money to pay for a night light ordinarily, it is a bargain for what amounts to a nighttime friend that helps reduce the scariness of the dark. My wife and I originally got this for our daughter, but find that we use it as much if not more.What it is:This is a plush turtle with a sleepy face that has a hard plastic shell. The shell has holes in it that allows a light to shine through. On the back of the shell are buttons that activate a light on the inside of the shell; the shell itself is translucent and glows different colors depending on the setting - green, blue, or orange. The light also comes through the star-shaped holes (and one moon-shaped hole) to shine on the surrounding walls and ceiling. The effect is something like being in a planetarium and is very mellow and soothing. My daughter really likes it, but my wife and I positively love it. One can either turn off the light manually, or leave them to turn off automatically after 45 minutes. presumably after your little one is fast asleep)What it is for:This is a great little companion to soothe children to sleep if they are a little afraid of the dark or if they need a companion (the turtle) to be near as they go to sleep. It works as a night light while it is on, but it won't serve that purpose after the light goes off. From my perspective, this little guy also works great for romantic or soothing lighting in the bedroom, out on the patio, or wherever... for the parents. Yes, my wife and I are constantly 'borrowing' our daughter's sleep light because.... well, because it's just so cool.This does not plug in to the wall, which I like, actually, for safety reasons when leaving it alone in my daughter's room. It is one of the few items we have that I actually don't mind getting batteries for. In any case, it lasts a long time using quality AAA batteries - over a month of nightly use in our case. It is about 12" long by 8" wide by 4" tall. approximate measurements These also come in sea turtle and ladybug variants. One additional cool thing is that the stars are actually patterned as constellations, which project on the ceiling... yes, just like in a planetarium. The device comes with a paper guide explaining which ones they are so you can identify them. Serious astronomy geeks make note: I don't think what projects is an exact scale replica of the night sky, but it is close enough in my view to use as an instructional guide for tiny astronomers-to-be.Though we got this fairly late in the getting-the-kid-to-sleep gambit, I would have had this right from the start had I known about it. Is it essential? Maybe not, but it is cool enough and useful enough that I wouldn't do without it. Enthusiastically recommended!