School

10 little extras for school

July 28, 2014
Teach me time alarm clock

Late sleepers remember their mom’s voice that deeply hurt them as she woke them up from an awesome dream. That’s because it is still dark outside when parents wake children up for school in December. This alarm clock and its progressive light will help them wake up gently. Also, because there are two types of clocks, analogic and digital, it will help your child to read time.

Teach Me Time alarm clock, Indigo, $ 49.95

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