I'm looking at trying some glowsticks for our six year old boy when camping, but the size/range is baffling to say the least. Can anyone tell me what they recommend or use, I have seen anything from 1 1/2" up to 8" and 5mm to 15mm in diameter and just about every colour under the sun, is any size/colour suitable for a night light.
Tesco's are selling reduced wind up torches for about £3-£4. One minutes winding gives about 20 hours light so I bought one and just put it at the kids feet. They were happy as Larry!
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ITooley, the best ones to use as nightlights are the thick 6" ones, like these, although for safety reasons I never put them on the string if the kids are taking them to bed.
We use one of these, http://www.tclproducts.co.uk/ba7025.html and the night light setting (which is a low amber glow) will run up to 60 hours on a full charge. None of us are afraid of the dark, but the the low amber glow is a great help at 4.00 a.m. for the middle of the night loo rush, no more stubbed toes.
My kids don't really have problem with the dark, but this year as a bit of fun I bought glow sticks from the pound shop they loved them. My youngest did have her glow bear with her, so from the outside we looked as if we were having a disco!!!
just watch the old glow sticks as the cheaper ones sometimes leak if played with too much - My daughter had one on her wrist in bed and it leaked all over her bed clothes. I never managed to get the stain out.
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Topic: light at night for kids
