Is there such a thing as a night light that "locks" into the outlet so the baby cannot pull it out? And doesn't heat up too, of course.
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09-09-2004 #1
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RE: ? on Night Light
Yes, I was trying to find a picture of it but I can't. I *think* it's by Safety First. You actually screw the nightlight into the outlet. The bottom of the nightlight has a swivel outlet cover so you still have one outlet available there (hope that made sense). We have one in DD's room & I love it. :) HTH!
ETA: I got it at BRU.~Kristine
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Here it is! :) You can adjust the brightness too & it's automatic! :D
http://store.babycenter.com/product/...de=SHO:SHO:PRF~Kristine
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That's really neat! Thanks for letting me know!
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Yay, thanks!
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