DISCOVERY KIDS 2-IN-1 4X LED STARLIGHT LANTERN

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How do you bring the fun of a camp out, when you are stuck inside?  It’s going to be a long, cold winter.  Want a big bright sky full of stars into your bed room, living room, playroom?  Or how about just bringing the fun of sleeping outside inside?  With the new 2-in-1 LED Starlight lantern.  This fun lantern combines two great ideas into one fun product.  Authentic-feel-camping, here you come.

First of all, the Starlight Lantern is a Star Projector.  This means it projects stars on ceilings and walls to give you a feeling of laying under a star filled sky at night.  This is, of course, minus the bugs and sleeping on the ground.  To add to it’s usefulness, the lantern doubles as a lantern with the flip of a switch.  Now it is a 4 LED lantern that will easily illuminate your way, be it on the way to the bathroom in the woods or just to your sleeping bag in the living room.

Although the box mostly talks about indoor play, there is no reason why it can’t be brought on an actual camping trip as well.  It really does work as a lantern, and gives off decent light.  When our little guy was first excited about camping we had to ease him into the idea of sleeping outside and on the ground.  Of course, we had sleeping bags and tents, but it can be a bit odd the first time you sleep outside.  The smells and noises are all unique to camping.  This Starlight Lantern is a great way to bring some of those new experiences inside before the big night out.  This theory served us well in our outdoors adventure.  We prepped the little guy as much as possible.  Sleeping out in the living room, a night without TV and full of smores, glowing lights and camp stories.  The next night was in the backyard. Once we actually got to “real” camping, it wasn’t such a big deal and more of an exciting new thing to do.