BadabulleLulu the Lamb Musical Projection Night Light, sensory baby light, washable

We're now using the second one. My son loves falling asleep to it, and I have to admit—the soothing sounds have such a calming effect that I’ve even dozed off a few times myself. Plus, it has a really cool, modern look that fits nicely in any room. Overall, it’s an awesome gadget, and I’d totally recommend it!

So adorable and cute, can’t wait to use it for our baby

My little one has used this from birth and she is now 2 years old and still loves it. It is soft and cuddly and easy to operate. I love the lights and the sounds. The volume option is perfect for a little one. Can't fault this product in any way.

This is a lovely item, it is cuddly but functional. I wouldn't be scared if a young child got hold of this item. It projects a comforting light, and not something that will disturb their sleep. The sheep fits in in a nursery and would be a lovely gift either for a young baby's birthday or as a baby shower present.

This is, generally, a very nice toy/nightlight/lullaby unit dressed up as a rather sweet sheep (although I did get a comment that it looked like a sheep that had been run over!!)Pros:Very soft and gentle to the touchProjects a nice and colourful array of stars on the bedroom ceilingA collection of 12 lullabies with a volume controlLights and lullabies can be turned on/off separatelyCons:The lowest volume is the only one that can be used with baby asleepThe sound quality of the lullabies is quite poor too as they are quite a harsh sounding rather than the soothing sounds I was expectingThe instructions are very poorThe light/speaker unit is difficult to remove as it has to be screwed. This may sound simple but there's not a lot to hold onto and you need a LOT of strength. Once it's out, one would assume that it's a lot easier to put back in - wrong, it's just as hard. It would have been better if it were held in place by screws or even a buttoned flap.Overall, this is a useful and pleasant to look at nursery item, but I feel the manufacturer could have done betterI would have awarded this a 3.5, but Amazon doesn't allow halves so I gave it a 4 star as I felt 3 star was indicating a worse product than I feel it is.

In the early days of having a baby that does not easily you would look to anything to try and settle all distract them at night. This is an excellent and very cute little sheep sheep 20 each project is a story light pattern onto the ceiling as well as offering 12 different sounds to help to see you then settle your baby. I have tried a few similar products and most of them are good enough however this one is particularly nice because it is quite soft and you could theoretically leave it at the side of a cot without a fear of it causing any action to your baby. That being said however I would probably recommend leaving it on a bedside table just in case. Overall this was very simple and intuitive to use and I really didn’t need to refer to the instructions. The sheep is slightly unusual looking friendly and could be used for any babies. Even our Toddker enjoyed looking at the stars on the ceiling while listening to soothing music at bedtime. This is smaller than the summer infant designs but softer ab more tactile.

Box came completely battered put batteries in it and doesn’t work

This is a nice multi-purpose toy for babies. It serves as a nightlight, projecting stars that change colour, while also being a cuddly toy and playing lullabies.There are 12 lullabies in all, which can easily be cycled through using one of four buttons on the grey speaker unit in the sheep's back. There is also a volume control, though I have to say that anything other than the lowest volume is quite loud and a bit grating (considering it is meant to be sending a child to sleep). The lullabies themselves are nice.The sounds and lights can be operated together or independently, and the sheep itself is very soft and nice to touch.One criticism is that the instructions are poor and it is very hard to remove and re-insert the speaker/light unit. I realise this is partially necessary to stop kids removing it, but as it is, you have to use a lot of strength to twist it out (and twisting it back in is even harder). Perhaps some some of Velcro or zip pouch could have been used instead, as on similar products I have seen.