One of Amazon's Deals of the Day today, Sunday 31st July 2016, is the Gro-Clock Sleep Trainer.
"The Gro-Clock is designed to teach your child a healthy sleep routine."
The price is £14.99 with free delivery if your total basket is over £20 or you can pay £3.99 delivery charge and so the total price would be £18.98.
Latest comments (22)
merdoom
1 Aug 16#22
paulmcuk
1 Aug 161#20
These are great but mine came with no instructions, was a pain in the rear until we discovered the lock function.
Also, be warned, the lead easily comes out the clock. Which isn't great when it's designed to go in the room of a small person.
merdoom to paulmcuk
1 Aug 16#21
There is a lock function, how did I miss that! Perhaps that might help with ours, I think I got a bit fed up with fiddling with it when I set it up!! (off to google some instructions, thanks!).
merdoom
31 Jul 16#10
Totally doesn't work for us! My toddler just gets up and presses the button that changes it from day/night back to day and says its getting up time in the middle of the night, or just presses all the buttons until everything is completely wrong on the clock! II do have a very determined not to sleep child though...
chapati_monsta to merdoom
31 Jul 161#18
you can lock the screen I think.
jackbremer to merdoom
31 Jul 16#19
If only they made things called shelves.
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The menu on this is atrocious but it works to keep them in bed!
verbumSapienti
31 Jul 16#16
this was great for our first kid but two years later, took it out of storage for the second kid and it's utterly useless. spend ages navigating the really annoying menu system to set it up, only for it to not store the sleep/wake up times and it thinks morning is nighttime and vice versa. this is cheap for replacement though, just bear in mind possible single usage
tommyleinen to verbumSapienti
31 Jul 16#17
Can't you just set the clock again in settings and check your sleep / wake times there too?
dezontk
31 Jul 16#15
Good but probably more suited to 4+.
obsydian
31 Jul 16#9
does this show time or just picture countdown?
armybike to obsydian
31 Jul 16#14
It shows the time but this can be turned off.
scnickr
31 Jul 16#8
Going to get one for our 3 year old.
But...not from Amazon.
£19.99 in JL and Mothercare so will go out and pick one up and get it now.
By the time you add on P&P for lowly non-primers like myself, this isn't really a great deal - saving a whole £1.01.
Great price for prime though.
Wibblefish to scnickr
31 Jul 161#11
and how much are you spending in petrol and your time to "stick it to the man" funny how people forget to factor in that cost when boycotting amazon or amazon prime.....
pendrive2001 to scnickr
31 Jul 16#12
Just turn on prime free 30 day trial? with a new account...
armybike to scnickr
31 Jul 16#13
You could always buy something else for £5.01+ and select Free Delivery (rather than Standard)?
If you send over £20 you can get delivery for free.
Xeinia
31 Jul 16#7
Great! Always wanted one of these :smiley: ordered !
Beabee
31 Jul 161#6
Ordered thanks. Heat OP!
westy125
31 Jul 161#5
So need this for my 4 year old, heat and bought! :sunglasses:
GoldSquid
31 Jul 161#4
I use hukd when there's no new deals I go to sleep
macca9197
31 Jul 161#3
Great deal cheers OP.
Just ordered and been awake for hours :confused:
Opening post
"The Gro-Clock is designed to teach your child a healthy sleep routine."
The price is £14.99 with free delivery if your total basket is over £20 or you can pay £3.99 delivery charge and so the total price would be £18.98.
Latest comments (22)
Also, be warned, the lead easily comes out the clock. Which isn't great when it's designed to go in the room of a small person.
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The menu on this is atrocious but it works to keep them in bed!
But...not from Amazon.
£19.99 in JL and Mothercare so will go out and pick one up and get it now.
By the time you add on P&P for lowly non-primers like myself, this isn't really a great deal - saving a whole £1.01.
Great price for prime though.
If you send over £20 you can get delivery for free.
Just ordered and been awake for hours :confused: