A clock that teaches kids to sleep in so you can too!
March 16, 2010 1 Comment Wednesday, March 17th, 2010, Netcast 1048 – Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Some time back on The Daily Giz Wiz we talked about the Good Nite Lite a device to help toddlers judge how long to wait before waking their parents. That device is here: www.goodnitelite.com And the Netcast on the Good Nite Lite is here: www.twit.tv/dgw801
But now there’s a new, even more convenient device, the OK to Wake! Alarm Clock & Nightlight. So your child will not disturb you too early in the morning, the OK to Wake! glows green when it’s time for young kids to go see mom and dad in the morning! (Turns "green" notice the clever St. Patrick's Day tie-in!) OK to Wake! features a dual-color nightlight. The nightlight is programmable. The parent defines what time the "Green means GO!" light turns on in the morning. In the evening, OK To Wake! is a comforting nightlight (soft yellow glow) that can be turned on at the tap of a "toe" for a programmable duration (up to two hours). For older children that want to get up "on their own", OK To Wake! is a fully-functional alarm clock with snooze - just like mom and dad's! A pleasant gradual-wake (ascending volume) tone gently rouses your child. When sounding, the left toe button snoozes for ten minutes and the right toe button silences the bell. Fun animations make OK To Wake! come to life with smiles and winks whenever the alarm is sounding. And something else that’s very convenient is the Built-In Nap Timer. Just press a button to nap for up to 24 hours (fully customizable) without the other clock settings. And, best of all, the nap timer can conclude with the OK To Wake! light, the gradual-wake tone or both! But wait, there’s more! The clock ships with two interchangeable colored bezels (green bug and pink flower). Volume and brightness settings are fully adjustable to meet the preference of you and/or your child. Runs entirely on battery power (2x AA required) Under $30
http://www.americaninnovative.com/buy/
Hear this Netcast: www.twit.tv/dgw1048
Reader Comments (1)
Wonderful post... Very informational and educational as usual!
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