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Price $30.95
Purchase Stay Asleep Buddies on the Cloud b website.
Suggested age range 1-3
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Stay Asleep Buddies are cute and snuggly stuffed animals that help train your child to stay asleep. They use soft lights, sweet melodies and timers to let your child know when it is time to sleep and when it is ok to be awake.
The Simple Sleep Trainers were developed to help children understand when it’s time to stay in bed and when it’s okay to wake up especially on that holiday morning. The Sleep Buddies feature a cuddly interactive plush Hedgehog that engages children while delivering gentle melodies and glowing reminder on bedtime and playtime. Developed in conjunction with the Sleep Lady, Kim West, Stay Asleep Buddies are the perfect solution for early risers giving both parent and children their much-needed rest.
Oh, how I wish I would have had something like this for my children! Most of my 6 children were terrible sleepers and having a soft plush friend that would help them get back to sleep and give a signal when they were allowed to be up would have helped my sanity!


Jacqui Odell
Tuesday 1st of December 2015
My daughter could really use something like this to stay asleep. She's always getting up in the middle of the night.
Jenny
Tuesday 1st of December 2015
So cute! All my kids like to have some music on when they sleep.
Nicole B
Tuesday 1st of December 2015
We have the Cloud B turtles for both my youngest kids (they are now 4 and 6) but they still sleep with them! This looks like a cute animal for nighttime.
Grace Hodgin
Tuesday 1st of December 2015
I love toys like this as they really add a lot of comfort to a child and getting them to bed is one thing and getting them to stay in it is quite another.
pat.navymom
Sunday 29th of November 2015
Sleeping habits come with training both the parent and the baby.