Nurturing Natural Sleep
Our science-backed sleep training clock and soothing meditative bedtime stories for kids gently guide your little ones into a world of peaceful sleep and help them learn when it's time to wake.
Meet Kip & Slumber...
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Zeepy 4 Phase Toddler Sleep Trainer Clock - Kip the Kitty
4.75 / 5.0
(80) 80 total reviews
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Zeepy 2 Phase Toddler Sleep Training Clock, USB Power - Slumber the Sloth
4.38 / 5.0
(104) 104 total reviews
Regular price £29.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / perSale price £29.99 GBP
Calming Bedtime Stories for Kids
A magical kids sleep podcast designed to help children wind down, relax, and drift off peacefully. Our calming sleep stories for children support emotional wellbeing and make the perfect bedtime stories for toddlers and preschoolers.
The Zeepy Sleep Trainer Clock
Discover Slumber & Kip, Zeepy's toddler sleep aid. Each children sleep clock is a gateway to dreamland for your little one. Unlike a traditional sleep trainer clock like the GroClock, which uses blue light, Zeepy's clocks use amber light, known for its gentle, sleep-promoting qualities that won't disrupt your child's natural sleep cycle.
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Home › Blog › Physical Restlessness at Bedtime By Zeepy Team · Published 10 August 2026 How to Help Your Child When They Feel Physically Restless at Bedtime In this...
How to Help Your Child When They Feel Physicall...
Home › Blog › Physical Restlessness at Bedtime By Zeepy Team · Published 10 August 2026 How to Help Your Child When They Feel Physically Restless at Bedtime In this...
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Best Travel Sleep Tips for Toddlers and Young C...
As the clock drifts further and further away from their usual bedtime, it’s enough to make you ask: Is travelling with young children even worth it?
Best Travel Sleep Tips for Toddlers and Young C...
As the clock drifts further and further away from their usual bedtime, it’s enough to make you ask: Is travelling with young children even worth it?

