Night feeds
Very good quality
Just right for changing nappies at night. Enough light to see everything, but not so bright that the baby fully wakes up.
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Daniel G.
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Night feeds
Does she wake up fully at every nappy change?
Look up at the light above the changing table. The feed happens in the dark. The nappy happens under the brightest light in the room.
Written by Jean, founder of Lampiero
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The baby stirs. You get up half asleep and carry her to the changing table.
You need to see the nappy, the wipes and the buttons. So the brightest light in the room goes on, right above her face.
The change takes two minutes. Then she is wide awake, and often so are you.
From forums
…the light often startles her.
A parent on Mumsnet, asking for a night feeding light
It was hard for ME to fall back asleep with a bright light.
A parent on Hellobee, about the light for night changes
The feed is dark. The nappy is not.
Most parents keep the feed dark. The NHS advises it too: keep the lights low at night. Then comes the nappy, and a nappy needs light.
So the ceiling light over the changing table goes on. Or the phone flashlight, in one hand while the other does the buttons. Every one of them is white light, and she is looking straight up at it.
Harvard sleep lab
90minutes
Room light in the evening cut about 90 minutes off the body’s night.
Melatonin is the signal that tells your body it is night. In a Harvard sleep lab, people who sat in ordinary room light before bed started making it later. Their melatonin night was about 90 minutes shorter. Red is the colour the body clock reacts to least.
Gooley JJ et al., Harvard Medical School. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 2011.
If you feed in bed: three lights
Bright white light at night signals daytime to the body clock. Tap each light and look at the walls and the other pillow.
Tap a light and watch the room
Ceiling light
Every corner lit, both pillows included. The same light you use at noon.
Dim lamp
Softer, but it still reaches the walls and the other pillow. Still white light.
Red night light
A small red light on your side. Enough for the bottle and the latch. The rest of the room stays dark.
What parents try first
- A tea towel over the night light. One mother wrote: “When baby woke I whipped the towel off.” Covering a light is the clearest sign it was too much.
- The bathroom light, door open. A parent wrote: “we just turn on the bathroom light so we can see to change him.” It lights the nappy, and the whole hallway.
- The phone flashlight. A white beam next to her face, and your phone in your hand in the middle of the night.
What a night feed light needs to do
- Deep red, not warm white. Warm white is still white light. Deep red is the colour the body clock reacts to least.
- Dims very low, then up for the change. A little light for the feed, a bit more for the nappy.
- No cable. From the changing table to the chair to your bed.
- Comes on where you left it. Never full power at the first touch.
We built Lampiero around this list.
Lampiero
A red night light for nappy changes and night feeds
Put it on the changing table and touch it on with one hand. Slide a finger along the top until you see the nappy, the wipes and your hands. The rest of the room stays dark.
Feed the baby. Keep the house asleep.
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Slide a finger along the top
Down for the feed, up for the nappy. Try it on the picture.
FaintHer face and your hands. Enough for a feed.
LowThe nappy, the wipes and the buttons. The cot stays dark.
MediumThe whole changing table, still only red light.
FullThe table and the wall behind it. Still no white light above her face.
Drag the dot along the arc
Set it low once. It comes back on at that level at the next feed.
What parents who use it say
Night feeds
Perfect for the night feeds. The baby doesn't wake up completely and neither do I. Before, I switched on the big light and then everyone was wide awake.
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Jeroen D.
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Night feeds
The baby stay very calm with this light during the feeds at night. Before she was always crying when I put on the big lamp. Much better now.
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Rick B.
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Night feeds
I carry it from the bedroom to the nursery and back. No cables, no plug. For new parents this is essential. I wish I know about this before.
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Katrin R.
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Questions parents ask
Is red light bright enough to change a nappy?
Yes. Slide it up and you see the nappy, the wipes and the buttons clearly. Slide it down for the feed.
Does it click, or need a socket?
No. Every control is touch, and one charge lasts about a week of nights. The timer switches it off after 30, 60 or 90 minutes.
Try it for 30 nights
One lamp is enough to start. Parents who take two put one on the changing table and one by the bed, so nothing has to be carried with a baby in your arms.
Where will your lamps go?
Tap one and the set below changes with it.
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The nights start the day it arrives. Full refund if it does nothing for your nights. No hassle.
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P.S. Try it at the next nappy change. If the lamp does nothing for your nights, send it back within 30 nights for a full refund.