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Miffy First Light Rechargeable Silicone Night Light by Mr Maria

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Sale price$249.00
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A small companion for sleep and storytime, the Miffy First Light by Mr Maria brings a soft, warm glow to a child's room. Inspired by the beloved Dutch bunny, this dimmable, cordless night light makes the bedtime routine feel calm and cosy.

Made from high-quality BPA-free silicone, it is soft and smooth to the touch and glows with a warm light of around 2700 Kelvin. At 30cm tall it sits neatly beside the bed, on a dresser or by the feeding chair, and its familiar monochrome face adds charm to any space. For a larger statement, see the 50cm Miffy Star Light.

It recharges by USB-C, and six dimming steps, including a night mode, adapt to every part of the evening: a brighter light for stories, a low glow for night feeds and nappy changes, and the softest setting once the lights are out.

Why You'll Love It

  • Iconic Miffy shape in soft-touch, BPA-free silicone
  • Six dimming steps, including a night mode
  • Rechargeable, with a USB-C cable included
  • Cordless and portable, with 8 to 120 hours of light per charge depending on the setting
  • Warm, gentle light for feeds, changes and bedtime

Product Details

  • Brand: Mr Maria
  • Dimensions: 15cm x 15cm x 30cm tall
  • Weight: approx. 1kg
  • Material: BPA-free silicone
  • Light: dimmable Mr Maria LED, approx. 2700K warm white, 1 to 100 lumens
  • Dimming: six steps, including night mode
  • Power: rechargeable battery, USB-C cable included
  • Battery life: 8 to 120 hours, depending on brightness
  • Colour: white with black detail
  • Care: wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth

Like all Mr Maria lights, it is a lamp rather than a toy, so please use it under adult supervision.

Styling Tips

  • Place on a low bedside shelf or dresser for a warm bedtime glow
  • Combine with soft pastel textiles and wooden toys for a gentle nursery look
  • Carry it to the feeding chair for night feeds without switching on the main light

Gifting Tips

A lovely gift for a new baby, a toddler's birthday or a first Christmas. Browse our Mr Maria collection or wider baby and nursery gifts for more ideas.

FAQs

How long does a charge last?
Between 8 and 120 hours, depending on the brightness setting. It recharges by the USB-C cable included, so it can live cordless by the bed or the feeding chair.

Can it stay in the cot?
No. It is a lamp rather than a toy, so keep it on a stable surface outside the cot and use it under adult supervision.

In Short

The Miffy First Light by Mr Maria is a 30cm rechargeable night light in soft silicone, with six dimming steps including a night mode and a warm glow for feeds and bedtime. It charges by USB-C and makes a lovely new baby or first birthday gift.

Mr Maria Miffy First Light glowing warmly, front view on white
Miffy First Light Rechargeable Silicone Night Light by Mr Maria Sale price$249.00

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