That said, one thrifty mum has bagged a £20 Slumber Buddies night light for just £5 in the Tesco sale – and parents can’t stop raving about it.
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Posting on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, the shopper alerted the group’s 1.5m members to the £15 saving.
The night lights – which double up as cuddly toys – project stars around the walls of your child’s room in red, green or blue.
What’s more, the elephant, turtle and puppy toys can also play five soothing songs and automatically turn off between 15 and 45 minutes later.
The post racked up hundreds of “likes” and comments from other parents who were quick to sing the night light’s praises.
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One replied: “My baby loves this. I paid £20 but it was well worth it.”
“This is a bargain,” another added. “We bought ours a few years ago for our little girl and paid around £20-£3. It got her to sleep at around 3 months old and she still uses the lights to this day and she’s 3 now!”
“Love these,” a third wrote. “My son who is seven with additional needs still has it on every night. Helped him sleep from birth and it’s still going strong. Isn’t sore on batteries either.”
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