Ooly Owl Ok to Wake Clock for Toddlers & Kids | Sleep Trainer & Night Light | Safe, Cord-Free, and Button-Free | Helps Kids Learn When to Wake Up | Perfect Sleep Companion

We cannot be more please with our purchase of Ooly. He has transformed the sleep of my 3.5 year old. She used to wake up as early as 5 or 5:30 some days, and when we told her it was still nighttime she would scream and cry. The same would happen at bedtime—it was a battle that started creeping later and later. She was overtired. This became untenable once we had our second baby, not only because we were tired but because her yelling would wake him up. I tried an “OK to Wake” clock that had good reviews on amazon, one that looks and works more like an alarm clock, but she is too smart and she figured out how to turn it off. She also would accidentally set the alarm, which would go off in the middle of the night and wake up the whole house. My daughter immediately took to Ooly. She carries him around and even says “I love you Ooly” when she goes to bed. She hasn’t opened her door before 6:30 since getting Ooly, and bedtimes are much easier—yellow means story time, and red means she needs to be in bed. I love how easy it is to use, and how you can set a schedule that allows for a little more sleep on weekends or manually make a change if something comes up. Once in awhile it disconnects and the color won’t do what it’s supposed to, but that’s rare and always an easy fix. He’s also fallen down the stairs a few times and been just fine. Overall, it’s an amazing product at a fair price and I tell everyone with toddlers about it!

I used the ok to wake clock for my two older children, but unfortunately (or fortunately 😊) it got broken and I couldn't use it for my third. I looked on Amazon and found Ooly. It is WAY BETTER than the ok to wake clock. This thing was definitely designed by parents. First, no buttons for your kid to mess with (this was a real problem with my second kid). Second, no blue lights is an option. We all know blue lights disrupt sleep, why do they use it on all the kids sleep stuff? Third, the app is simple and noninvasive of your data. This was big for me. I avoid almost all things that have apps because I don't like being tracked. The app is simple and non intrusive - you can set it to be on or off for however long you want. Fourth, my daughter LOVES this thing. It has been 3 months since we transitioned her to a bed, we used Ooly from the start and she had not gotten out of bed once. She takes it to bed with her, had dried it MANY times without issue and is so excited when the light comes on in the morning. The light showing bedtime or naptime had been a great help too. I highly recommend. Skip ok to wake, this is the next generation and it's a vast improvement.

The app is extremely easy to use and connect. The light can be transitioned from 0-100% I do wish we could enter in the percentage we want as an option vs only having it be on a slider.But this is fantastic. The battery quality lasts a long time - easily a week but I think closer to ten days. We leave it on ALL night. Starting at 730 we have a yellow light to signify bedtime routine. 830 is red & "when it is red, we stay in bed". 845 I have the red light dimmed from 50% to 10%. I really like that it works plugged in or placed in babe's bed. Green at 630A. There's also a manual override if babe has an off sleeping day.I found other ok to wake clocks with no led display but the scheduling of the clocks were on the devices themselves and too easily accessible by babe.Like the title states, I do regret not introducing it earlier. My oldest did take some time to adjust to having it because I waited until after she started getting of bed on her own. I'm going to get a second for my youngest and introduce it sooner than I did with my oldest while baby is still in crib and creates the association.

This is a great product! We bought it for travel, both to use as a nightlight, and so our son would know when it's okay to wake up. It really helped him sleep in a new location! It's also adorable, and very durable and easy to pack. The app is easy to use.

I bought the Ooly in a pinch after having too many troubles with the Hatch (the Hatch started to shut off in the middle of the night - after lengthy troubleshooting with the Hatch team, it continued to malfunction).The Ooly is overall great. I love the color options and the dimming options (we keep it quite dim). I find it more user-friendly than the Hatch, especially bc I only needed the LIGHT and not the sound machine. I also like that it's wireless so it can move around the room (and come with us when we travel).My one piece of constructive feedback is that the battery life does not last as long as expected. When I reached out to the Ooly team, they advised charging it twice a week just to be sure it doesn't turn off in the middle of the night.

If you have a rule follower kid, this product is amazing! I like that I can reprogram it without needing it in front of me (turned out especially helpful when we traveled outside our time zone and I was able to change the wake times back to our local time without risking waking the bear). I took off one star because no matter what I do, I cannot get it to turn any other color than yellow (which my child often mistakes to be green) for the "quiet play time" before wake up. I can get it to turn orange, blue, purple with the "preview" function, but when the time hits, it's always that yellow color. Also, I can't figure out the night light feature either. That would be useful to have. If it has another button that my kids could press to play a lullaby so I don't have to wake up and turn on a lullaby for her, it would be perfect. As is, I do love it, but not sure it's worth the price.

Its great, I was scepticalMy goal was to make bedtime easier, my 3.5 year old happily goes to bed when it goes redWe had less morning issues but the green concept is easy to understand tooYou do need to charge it 1.5x a week probably