It's no secret that
Pabobo are my favourite children's brand for lighting, we were lucky enough in the past to have reviewed their products and a couple of weeks ago we were sent their
Dream Theater which is brilliant!
It can either be a stand alone nightlight/mobile or mounted on the wall, We have a bookcase so we rested it on top of there, as Rocket is almost 3 and likes getting his hands on things he shouldn't. So its up high away from curious hands!
The Dream Theater has a brilliant function to it! As well as a rotating projection light, it has 2 settings of either lullaby or nature. The music will stay on for 15 minutes, meaning you don't have to get up to turn it off and the light will continue for 45 minutes before turning itself off. There is a brilliant feature to it as well, the light will come on if the sensor detects crying!
The Dream Theatre is the first rotating lamp with an LED too!
Rocket absolutely loves having his light on at night and even if his eyes are too tired to watch, he likes choosing which sound setting to have on. I've also found it easier to get him into bed and know that I have a 15 minute grace window of music ;)
I would hand on heart recommend the Dream Theater, there's no downside in my eyes, the only thing I wish it did do was play music as well as the light when in sleep mode.
You can buy the
Pabobo Dream Theater from John Lewes and they have a RRP of £64.00
Luckily one reader will win a Dream Theater of their own as Pabobo have kindly donated one as a prize.
All you have to do is answer the following question in the comments:
What product on the
Pabobo website would YOU choose? (Please provide the link with your comment)
and Tweet ' win a @Pabobo Dream Theater with @RocketBumBlog http://rocketbum.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/pabobo-dream-theater-review-and-giveaway.html '
The winner shall be chosen at random on Valentines Day 2013 (14-2-13) at midday. Rockets Birthday!
We were invited out to spend the afternoon at Jimmy's Farm in Suffolk
on Monday, where we were given a tour around the farm by Jimmy himself
to discuss the importance of being able to trace where your food has
come from.
Jimmy is part of the ‘Red Tractor’
assurance scheme, this means that all the Pork that comes from his farm
has a Red Tractor logo on the packaging. It is important to keep an eye
out in the supermarkets for this logo which means you have complete
traceability of where the meat has come from and also a guarantee on
hygiene and cleanliness from farm to packaging. You are also choosing
good animal welfare standards.
Growing up, my mum
made us Pork dishes, chops, bacon, sausages, casseroles, the normal run
of what you'd expect. But while I was listening to the talks at the farm
I realised that I didn’t know even half of these cuts and what to do
with them! Turns out there’s a LOT more to Pork than I had thought!!
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My little man turned 3 on Valentines day and he has blossomed into a cheeky feisty and fun character! We had been struggling with his behaviour, but literally just as he turned 3 he seemed to have a mental growth spurt and now won't stop talking, which although annoying ;) is also wonderful as we get to hear the million thoughts that run through his head daily!
At lunchtime we went to the local soft play which is HUGE and a few of his little friends came from nursery and also we got to meet the lovely Laura and O :-)
