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Cloud B Twilight Sea Turtle Enjoy a peaceful night sleep under Twilight Sea Turtle's starry night star. This fun and educational nightlight is designed to help children sleep easier and also help bring awareness to endangered sea animals. Twilight Sea Turtle's beautiful shell illuminates in three soothing colors and highlights 5 endangered sea animals- the Blue Whale, California Sea Otter, Knysna Seahorse, Leatherback Turtle, and Vaquita Dolphin. This constellation nightlight transforms any room into a starry night sky.
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Resolve the ONE problem this way.
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Placement is the issue. The solution is to hang the turtle from fishing string or another fine, strong string and use the turtle like a mobile. The images are perfect, and center room placement is no longer a problem.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-01
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Great for sleeping problems
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BOught this for my four year old grandson that was waking up all hours of the night with nightmares. After the first few days, he now sleeps with 'twilight' turned on reflecting stars and moon shapes. Needless to say he now sleeps comfortably all through the night. The toy is designed fairly well and is an excellent value for the cost.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-11-29
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Turtle night light
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I purchased this for my two year old grandson. He loves it and my daughter-in-law reports that it has made bed time a lot easier. His five year old brother loves it also. They now sleep together so they can share the night light. Before they had the night light, the two year old was screaming and crying at bed time. Cloud b Twilight Constellation Night Light
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-11-29
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It's so beautiful!!!!
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I would recomend this product to everyone. I bought this amazing turtle for my friend's baby shower and that was a HIT!!! She said that was the best gift
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-27
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Cheap and beautiful star "projector"
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It puts stars and moons on your ceiling, in blue and/or green light. The plush turtle is cute and durable. The hard-plastic shell has pictures of sea life controlled by their own light switch, and they can be cycled on and off. It comes with batteries and works immediately out of the box. It turns off automatically after 30 minutes. The "projection" span is about 15 feet long and 5-6 wide when the turtle sits about 8 feet from the ceiling. And...
...it costs $25!!
What more can you possibly ask for? If you want an actual planetarium, you should obviously buy a star projector (and the few good ones that exist are quite expensive). But for a young child's bedroom, or for yours if all you want is a sweet night light, this is perfect.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-27
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