How do you charge this? My daughter is looking for a night light that can't be unplugged for our 2 year old granddaughter.
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It works like a cordless phone. There is a base which you place the nightlight on all day, and you simply remove it when you'd like to use it. It is cord free, battery free (in the traditional AA, AAA sense). My daughter has it on a shelf right next to the bed. It really does illuminate the room in a glow. She has also slept with it in the bed, it is completely cool to the touch. You can choose to set it to a short timer or have it light all night long, as well as choose one color or have it color change through its rainbow of choices. They really are adorable.
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The blue thing you see underneath is the charging station. It has a detachable cord that plugs into the wall. When you're using the light, it's not attached to the charging station. BUT these lights take forever, like ten+ hours, to charge.
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It includes a charging station that plugs into the wall (the blue base in the picture). You could keep the charging station out of reach of the child easily since the fully charged nightlight lasts a long time without it.
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Yes it plugs into a normal outlet and it charges with a ac adapter when its not charging it gives light for nine hours on low and six hours on high it can also be used as a nightlight while its charging
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Brooke,Sorry, you are having problem with the charger. My granddaughter is still using the charger that came with the cruiser. Make sure that the light switch on the wall is in the on position where you may be using to plug in the charger. I notice that sometime if I am trying to turn on a lamp or something that plug into the wall within that room I have to make sure that the switch on the wall is also in the on position. Try that and see if the charger will work.
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Plugs into an outlet. We have it in our son's bedroom. I've never seen a bug in it. My son swears he did once. We've had it over a year. Its a nice nightlight.
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I don't **think** its possible to overcharge it. I've had mine on and plugged in for a few weeks straight at least. I did have an issue where it wouldn't pair for awhile, but it was still powering on. I'm assuming the red light is only on when its plugged into the wall, right? Have you tried turning it on when it wasn't plugged into the wall?
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It has to be plugged in either to the wall or to your computer. There is no battery that can be charged to use it unplugged.
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Not sure I understand question... it's not a night light. When plugged in there is a red light , not bright enough to consider it a night light. It's meant to go on when power goes out. When it's unplugged, it can be used as a nice little flashlight which I've used many times for short periods. I love these lights.
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It is designed to be plugged in. It has a cord not visible in the picture. (It is a great little personal lamp.)
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I don't charge mine very often as the charge lasts a very long time. To be honest all I do is plug it in overnight and unplug in the morning. I've never looked for the light to change. Sorry that doesn't really answer your question but it's what works for me.
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I've never tried wall plug charging. I'm not sure it was even in the pkg cause I need the portability for elementary kids so I just got it out and put in batteries. Sorry.
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I have accidentally left it on over night and there was no problem with overheating, when I noticed it the next afternoon. The globe is very thin and fragile and will break in to many small sharp pieces if struck, so I don't think it is appropriate as a night light for a child.
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It needs to be charged. I bought a car charger for it and keep it plugged in all the time!
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I can turn the top light on like a flashlight, or the front light on, but only while the whole thing is unplugged. Once it is in the outlet, it will only come on during a power outage. So, it is not useable as a night light while it is plugged in. Hope that makes sense.
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Unplug your light from the battery. You should have received two cords with the light/battery. One is a usb to usb micro. Plug the micro end into the small hole on your battery and the usb into a computer or 5 volt charger. When the LED in the battery stops blinking...... the battery is charged.
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Does have a light on it while it is charging doesn't shine much light off( it is red) but enough to be able to see it it you had it unplugged it would make a strong night light not sure how long
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I do not suggest that you have this item in the child's bed because of the wings. I have mine on my child's nightstand. She loves it especially when I let her play with it in the dark under my supervision. As for the batteries, I haven't changed mine yet even though I have been using it at night before the little one falls asleep. It doesn't get warm.
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No first charge takes the longest. Hard to get the toy off the children to recharge. So let them run it out then recharge no problem. I also used to leave it charging overnight