Lighting

Children’s Lighting for Calm, Characterful Spaces

The right lighting can transform a nursery or children’s bedroom from a practical space into a warm and reassuring part of everyday family life. Gravitaly’s Children’s Lighting collection brings together thoughtfully selected night lights, handcrafted wooden lamps, soft silicone lights and multifunctional designs created for bedtime routines, quiet evenings and gentle room illumination.

Explore playful animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, celestial shapes and imaginative characters designed to complement modern children’s interiors. The collection includes handcrafted wooden LED lamps by Little Lights alongside silicone night lights, wake-up lights, alarm clocks, musical designs and Bluetooth-enabled models by Rabbit & Friends.

Every light has its own electrical specifications, power source, controls, functions and installation requirements. Always consult the individual product page and supplied instructions before use.

What Can You Find in the Lighting Collection?

Depending on current availability, the collection may include:

• handcrafted wooden LED night lights;
• animal-shaped children’s lamps;
• dinosaur and vehicle lamps;
• moon, heart and nature-inspired lights;
• silicone night lights;
• dimmable bedside lights;
• rechargeable portable lamps;
• USB-powered lights;
• remote-controlled lighting;
• colour-changing night lights;
• wake-up lights and alarm clocks;
• lamps with built-in Bluetooth speakers;
• carousel lights with music boxes;
• decorative nursery and bedroom lighting.

Features vary considerably between products. Check the individual listing for the exact dimensions, materials, controls, light settings, power source, charging method and included accessories.

Night Lights for Bedtime Routines

A softly illuminated room can support familiar bedtime activities such as changing, reading, preparing for sleep or helping a child find their way during the night.

A night light should provide enough illumination for its intended purpose without creating unnecessary glare. Position it so that the light does not shine directly into the child’s eyes or onto the sleeping area at close range.

Night lights are decorative or practical lighting products. They should not be described as medical sleep aids and cannot guarantee that a child will fall asleep faster, remain asleep or overcome a fear of the dark.

Handcrafted Wooden LED Lamps

The Little Lights collection includes handcrafted wooden lamps shaped as animals, vehicles, dinosaurs and imaginative characters. These designs can function as both decorative room features and sources of gentle ambient light.

Natural wood may show variations in:

• grain;
• tone;
• knots;
• surface pattern;
• colour absorption;
• handcrafted detailing.

These differences can form part of the character of a handmade product rather than indicating a defect.

Before installation or use, check:

• the recommended mounting or placement method;
• whether wall fixings are included;
• the required distance from the child’s bed or play area;
• cable length and routing;
• power-adapter requirements;
• remote-control functions;
• brightness settings;
• whether the LED module is replaceable;
• cleaning instructions.

Do not drill into walls until you have checked for concealed electrical cables, plumbing and the suitability of the wall and fixings.

Silicone Night Lights

Soft-touch silicone lights can provide portable illumination and playful character in a nursery or bedroom. Some models may be controlled by tapping, pressing a button or using a remote control.

“Soft silicone” does not automatically mean that a lamp is a toy, teether or product intended for mouthing. Unless the manufacturer explicitly states otherwise, children should not bite, chew, pull or carry the lamp by its flexible components.

Inspect silicone surfaces regularly for:

• cuts;
• splits;
• punctures;
• loosened parts;
• stickiness;
• deformation;
• discoloration;
• exposed internal components;
• damage around charging ports.

Stop using the lamp if the housing becomes damaged or internal electrical parts can be reached.

Wake-Up Lights and Alarm Clocks

A wake-up light or children’s alarm clock may help create a recognisable morning or bedtime routine by combining light, time display and sound functions.

Before giving a child independent control, an adult should:

• set the correct time;
• select an appropriate volume;
• review alarm and snooze functions;
• choose comfortable brightness settings;
• check whether settings remain stored after charging;
• explain which buttons the child may use;
• keep charging cables out of the sleep and play area.

A wake-up light can support a household routine, but it does not guarantee a particular sleep pattern.

Lights with Music or Bluetooth Speakers

Some children’s lights include a music box or Bluetooth speaker. Review the complete instructions for both lighting and audio functions.

Use sound at a moderate level and avoid placing a speaker close to the child’s head. Adults should control pairing, connected devices and the content being played.

Bluetooth capability does not make a lamp an unrestricted entertainment device. If a connected phone or tablet is used, parents should manage access, notifications and playback independently.

Brightness, Colour and Glare

Choose a light setting according to the activity.

Brighter settings may be useful for short practical tasks, while lower warm-toned settings may be more comfortable during a quiet evening routine. Avoid directing intense or concentrated light towards a baby’s or young child’s eyes.

The European Commission’s scientific review found no evidence of direct adverse effects from LEDs during normal use by the general healthy population, while noting that children can be more sensitive to blue-rich light and may find blue LEDs particularly dazzling. Select a comfortable setting and follow the manufacturer’s intended use. European Commission LED guidance

Colour-changing effects can be enjoyable as part of supervised play or room decoration. For bedtime, families may prefer a steady, subdued setting rather than rapid or bright colour transitions.

Positioning a Night Light Safely

Place or install the lamp:

• on a stable and suitable surface;
• where ventilation openings remain clear;
• away from the edge of furniture;
• beyond the reach of babies and young children when required;
• away from cot bars and climbing points;
• away from water and humid areas;
• away from curtains, canopies and loose textiles;
• away from heaters and direct heat;
• where the cable cannot form a loop or trip hazard;
• where the child cannot pull the lamp down.

A lightweight bedside lamp can still cause injury or damage if it falls. Never balance a lamp on a cot rail, changing table or unstable shelf.

Lighting Around Cots and Beds

Keep lamps, cables, adapters, remote controls and batteries outside a baby’s cot and away from the child’s reach.

Do not attach an ordinary decorative light directly to:

• a cot;
• a crib;
• a bedside safety rail;
• a canopy;
• fabric above the sleeping area;
• a changing unit;
• a child’s bed frame,

unless the manufacturer specifically designed and approved the product for that installation.

A wall-mounted lamp should be securely installed, with the cable routed so that the child cannot reach, pull or wrap it around any part of the body.

Cables, Plugs and Power Adapters

Cables can create strangulation, entanglement and trip hazards. Route them securely and keep loops, extensions and excess cable away from cots, beds and play areas.

Regularly inspect:

• the plug;
• adapter;
• cable;
• connector;
• charging port;
• switch;
• strain-relief points;
• wall socket.

Stop using the product if a cable is frayed, crushed, exposed, loose, unusually warm or damaged near the connector. Do not repair an electrical cable with household tape.

Use only the power supply specified or approved by the manufacturer. A connector that physically fits is not necessarily electrically compatible.

Rechargeable Night Lights

Rechargeable lights should be charged only according to their instructions. Check the required voltage, current, cable and adapter specifications.

During charging:

• place the lamp on a dry, stable and ventilated surface;
• keep it away from bedding and soft furnishings;
• do not cover it;
• do not charge it inside a cot or child’s bed;
• do not use it with a wet connector;
• stop charging if it becomes unusually hot, swollen or damaged;
• disconnect it when instructed.

Battery runtime can vary according to brightness, audio use, colour effects, battery age and ambient conditions.

Do not allow a young child to connect or disconnect charging equipment without appropriate supervision.

Replaceable Batteries and Remote Controls

Some lamps or remote controls may contain replaceable batteries, including coin or button cells. These batteries can cause severe injury if swallowed or inserted into the body.

Before use, confirm that:

• the compartment closes securely;
• the required screw or locking mechanism is present;
• the compartment cannot be opened by the child;
• the battery is installed with the correct polarity;
• loose and used batteries are stored out of reach;
• replacement batteries match the specified type.

EU Safety Gate alerts repeatedly identify products with accessible button-battery compartments as serious risks to children. Treat every loose button cell as hazardous and seek immediate medical help if one may have been swallowed. EU Safety Gate example

Do not leave a remote control inside a cot or allow a young child to use it as a toy.

Heat, Ventilation and Fire Safety

LED products commonly generate less heat than traditional incandescent bulbs, but the lamp, electronics and power supply can still become warm.

Keep children’s lighting away from:

• open flames;
• candles;
• radiators;
• heaters;
• fireplaces;
• cooking appliances;
• direct prolonged sunlight;
• bedding;
• cushions;
• stuffed toys;
• curtains;
• fabric canopies;
• paper decorations;
• enclosed storage spaces.

Do not cover the lamp while it is switched on or charging. Keep ventilation openings clear.

Stop use if the product develops a burning smell, smoke, discoloration, melting, crackling sounds or unusual heat. Disconnect it safely and do not reuse it until it has been appropriately assessed.

Water and Humidity

Unless the product has a suitable, clearly stated protection rating and is intended for that environment, keep it away from:

• baths;
• sinks;
• changing bowls;
• humidifiers;
• open drinks;
• wet hands;
• damp windowsills;
• outdoor rain;
• water-play areas.

A silicone exterior does not mean that the complete electrical product is waterproof.

Never immerse a lamp, adapter, remote control or charging cable unless the instructions expressly permit it.

Cleaning Children’s Lamps

Switch off and disconnect the lamp before cleaning, unless the manufacturer states a different safe procedure.

Depending on the product, cleaning may involve:

• wiping with a soft dry cloth;
• using a slightly damp cloth;
• removing dust from wooden surfaces;
• cleaning a detachable silicone cover;
• using only manufacturer-approved cleaning products.

Avoid:

• soaking wooden lamps;
• spraying cleaner directly onto electrical parts;
• allowing liquid into switches or charging ports;
• abrasive sponges;
• solvents;
• bleach;
• essential oils;
• alcohol-based products unless permitted;
• reassembling the lamp while components remain damp.

Allow every part to dry completely before reconnecting the product.

Regular Inspection

Inspect the lamp periodically and after it has been dropped, pulled or moved.

Check for:

• loose wall fixings;
• cracked wooden components;
• splinters or sharp edges;
• torn silicone;
• loose decorative pieces;
• damaged buttons;
• exposed wiring;
• frayed cables;
• loose sockets;
• damaged charging ports;
• battery leakage;
• swelling;
• overheating;
• unusual smell;
• flickering that is not an intended function;
• reduced structural stability.

Stop use if the product is damaged. Electrical and battery-powered products should not be repaired with glue, tape or improvised replacement components.

CE Marking and EU Product Requirements

Children’s lighting may fall within several EU product-safety frameworks depending on its voltage, power supply, radio functions and whether it is also classified as a toy.

CE marking is not a general quality award. It is the manufacturer’s declaration that the product meets the applicable EU harmonisation requirements. Electrical products may need to comply with more than one framework, including requirements concerning electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, radio equipment or restricted hazardous substances. European Commission CE-marking guidance

The EU Low Voltage Directive applies to electrical equipment operating within specified voltage ranges and requires the appropriate conformity-assessment procedure before CE marking. European Commission Low Voltage Directive

Check each product page and supplied documentation for the available information about the manufacturer, responsible economic operator, electrical ratings, warnings and conformity.

Electrical Waste, Batteries and Recycling

A lamp containing electronic components should not automatically be placed in ordinary household waste at the end of its life.

Follow local collection requirements for:

• waste electrical and electronic equipment;
• rechargeable batteries;
• disposable batteries;
• button cells;
• cables;
• adapters;
• remote controls.

Where a battery can be removed safely according to the instructions, keep it separate and take it to the appropriate collection point. Never burn, puncture or crush a battery.

EU rules restrict certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment and support separate collection and recycling through the RoHS and WEEE frameworks. European Commission RoHS overview

Energy Information

Not every complete luminaire is required to display an energy label. The EU discontinued the general energy-label requirement for luminaires in 2019, although an incorporated or separate light source may still fall within current energy-labelling requirements. EU light-source information

Check the individual product information for:

• rated power;
• voltage;
• light-source type;
• energy information;
• expected LED life;
• replaceability;
• standby functions;
• automatic timers.

Do not claim a lamp is “energy-saving” or “eco-friendly” unless the statement is supported by product-specific evidence.

Choosing a Light for a Nursery

For a nursery, consider:

• whether the light can be dimmed;
• whether the controls can be used quietly;
• the direction and intensity of the light;
• secure wall or furniture placement;
• cable routing;
• charging requirements;
• whether small batteries are present;
• how easily the product can be cleaned;
• whether the child will soon be able to stand and reach it;
• whether a timer or remote control would be useful.

Position the light so that adults can use it without bringing cables or loose objects into the baby’s sleep space.

Choosing a Light for an Older Child

An older child may enjoy choosing a character, animal or colour that reflects their personality.

Before allowing independent use, explain:

• how to switch the lamp on and off;
• which brightness setting is appropriate;
• that the lamp must not be covered;
• that cables and adapters must not be pulled;
• that the product must remain dry;
• that batteries and internal components must never be removed;
• when to tell an adult about damage or unusual heat.

Age and maturity should be considered alongside the manufacturer’s official guidance.

Children’s Lighting as a Gift

A decorative lamp can be a memorable gift for a birthday, new nursery, bedroom update or special occasion.

Before ordering, check:

• the recipient’s country and plug type;
• the required power adapter;
• whether wall installation is needed;
• available furniture or wall space;
• the lamp’s dimensions;
• colour and design preferences;
• remote-control battery requirements;
• charging method;
• included accessories;
• whether personalisation is offered;
• delivery and installation times.

Retain the packaging, instructions and product information so the family can install and use the light correctly.

Thoughtfully Selected Lighting for Childhood

Gravitaly’s Lighting collection combines gentle illumination with characterful design. From handcrafted wooden giraffes, dinosaurs, moons and vehicles to soft silicone animals, musical carousels and wake-up lights, each design is selected to bring warmth and imagination into modern children’s spaces.

Explore the collection and consult each product page for the exact dimensions, materials, power source, controls, light settings, installation method, safety information and included accessories.