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Posted 6 August 2022

Tommee Tippee Groclock Sleep Trainer Clock & Night Light - £9.99 @ Aldi Greenwich

£9.99£29.9967% off
In store: London · Aldi Deals
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Nice gadget to help with sleep training.

Quite a lot more expensive elsewhere.

Found in Greenwich London but don't think it's store specific.

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  1. redzarf's avatar
    Good price. I was thinking of buying one last year, but the reviews suggested it wasn't very configurable (from memory, I think you had to set the turn-on time manually every day).

    I ended up buying 4 smart lamps that were configurable over wi-fi, and were multi-colour, and returned 3. The one I kept was this:

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    We have it set to dim and dark blue all night, then at 630 it changes to dim and yellow, and it turns off automatically later in the morning and in the afternoon it turns on at full brightness, then at bedtime I tap the top to turn it off.

    Perfect for what we wanted, and being able to say "blue means sleep" is the simplicity we needed.
    sheffield788's avatar
    We have one. You don't configure it every day. If I remember exactly, only if you unplug it will forget the settings. I do prefer something with batteries.
    However, your setting is better. Our kids lamps are not smart, so we use them dim and whatever colour we want. But we can't set up different settings. We keep them purely because the kids don't like pitch black in the room. I like the fact I can use them with power banks, something you cant do with this clock.
    I've recently purchased a Govee lamp to set a system similar to yours. But I concluded I will keep the lamp for myself😃. (edited)
  2. wrongmark's avatar
    Good price but my 3 year old takes absolutely zero notice of it.
    codebee's avatar
    Should try combo it with a reward scheme. Our 3yr old gets a sticker on a chart each time she stays in bed until the sun comes up on the clock. After 7 stickers she gets a present.

    Has worked really well so far
  3. Namic's avatar
    Aldi?

    Great, thanks. We could do with 2 for our 5 year olds. (edited)
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    Yes sorry late posting
  4. C0mbat's avatar
    This may not work with everyone but it was amazing my oldest. He would get up really early but within a couple of days of getting this he was staying in bed for at least 30 mins longer and also not crashing in to our room and waking up the baby. It's worth 20 times the price in my experience. (edited)
    CyDoNiA's avatar
    Wish it had worked that well for us. Our son would wake us up super early then want to go back and check his clock. 😜
  5. sheffield788's avatar
    Hot! This is usually twice the price.
  6. Lil6ix's avatar
    Daughter has one, very good product
  7. Bal00chi's avatar
    Been a life saver.
    2 points,
    1. cable could be longer and better quality, I've had to buy two replacement adapters at more then the cost of the clock.
    2. It should have sort of backup battery fitted so when kids unplug it keeps the time and settings...
    codebee's avatar
    You must have the original model as I can unplug mine and it keeps the settings. Not sure how long it does off of power but certainly enough to move it to a different room.
  8. Alex33.5's avatar
    Not a parent but saw the word 'pee' & thought it some kind of toilet training device
  9. lukeytoons's avatar
    Worked perfectly for my early riser!!
  10. DesperandumNil's avatar
    Worth their weight in gold if you have a child who gets up early. Worked a charm with mine
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