Three colors, no numbers
A child who can't read a clock can still read the screen from across the room.
Traffic lights, forest animals or a rocket
Three themes, so bedtime runs on the one your child actually asks for.
Sleep sounds and night light
White noise and nature sounds, and a screen that stays softly lit all night instead of a separate lamp.
Parent lock, one payment
The schedule can't be rewritten by small hands at 3 a.m., and there's no subscription waiting behind it.
What UniKello does
UniKello is a sleep clock for children too young to read a clock. Red means stay in bed, yellow means almost, green means come and get us. Most toddlers work it out in a couple of nights, and the 5 a.m. negotiation gets a lot shorter.
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