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Tonight, they'll ask you to turn off the lights.
Bedtime stops being a fight. With Light-Ink, they draw glowing hearts on their Glow Pal in the dark, until their eyes close.
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The drawing toy made for lights-out
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No ink. Nothing lands on your couch.
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Fades in minutes. Draw it all again.
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Screen off. Eyes getting heavy.
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Glow-Every-Night Guarantee: 90 days
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90-Day Guarantee
What's in the box
One Glow Pal, about 7 inches tall, in glow fabric from ears to toes.
One Light-Ink pen, batteries in. Ready for tonight.
The Glow-Every-Night Guarantee
Try it for 90 nights. It must glow bright in the dark. They must ask for it at bedtime.
If not, every penny back.
The Pen Promise: if your pen quits in the first year, email us. New pen, free.
Shipping & ages
Free US shipping with tracking. 2-4 days to process, then 6-20 days to your door. For Christmas, order by December 1.
Ages 3 and up. The pen has small parts, so it isn't for under-3s.
Real humans at support@jollibloom.com.
My 4-year-old used to fight bedtime every night, but now she actually looks forward to getting into bed so she can draw on her Glow Pal before falling asleep
Lights off. One stroke. Watch their face.
It really glows
Hearts, names, whiskers
Gone in minutes. Draw again.
Bedtime isn't a discipline problem. It's a nothing-to-do-in-the-dark problem.
The Lights-Out Fight: the room goes dark, and stalling is all they've got left.
One more water. One more story. One more monster check.
Books need the lamp. Markers need the table. Tablets keep them wired.
Not your routine. Not your kid. The dark just had nothing in it for them.
Light-Ink fills it: a drawing toy that comes alive when the lights go off.
๐๏ธ DrawThe pen is pure light. It charges the fabric where it touches.
โจ GlowA bright green line appears. Hearts, names, whiskers.
๐ FadeMinutes later it's gone. Blank again. Draw again.
Your '90s bear, minus the markers
Remember the bear you drew on as a kid? The ink is what killed it.
You colored it. Your mom washed it. It came clean a few times. Then it went grey. Then it was gone.
It was never the bear. It was the ink.
Light-Ink has none. No markers to lose. No washing machine.
Fair warning: you'll want one too.
A 3-year-old has it by the second heart.
No caps. No paper. No grown-up on cleanup duty.
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1. Lights out
Hop in bed. Turn on the pen.
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2. Draw anything
Trace a heart on the belly. It shines green as they go.
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3. Let it fade
It dims on its own. So do they.
Scared of the dark, until now
The dark stops being the scary part. It's where the fun lives.
The night light. The projector. The monster spray. You on the floor till your back gives out.
All of it hides the dark. This gives them a reason to want it.
The darker the room, the brighter they draw. So they ask for lights off, with a soft friend glowing beside them.
Write them a goodnight they can read in the dark.
Draw a heart on the belly. Spell out I love you. Turn off the light and walk out.
It keeps glowing after you close the door.
Glow-Every-Night Guarantee: 90 nights, or every penny back.
Zero ink, zero stains
Finally, something they're allowed to draw on.
Walls. The couch. Their little brother. You know this kid.
Aim this pen at the wall and nothing happens. It's only light. It only shows on their pal.
No Sharpie surprise. No Magic Eraser at 9 p.m. They draw in bed, and you stay on the couch.
The tablet stays downstairs
The quiet a screen buys you. Without the guilt, or the wired kid.
You're not a bad parent for the iPad. Some nights it's survival.
But a screen never ends. This ends itself. The drawing fades. So do they.
That's your evening back.
Not a 5-minute toy. By night three, they're asking for bedtime.
Blank every night means new every night. Or every penny back.
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Tonight
The gasp
First stroke, and they freeze. Then you take a turn.
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By night 3
They ask for bedtime
Pajamas go on without the fight. That's where the pen is.
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A year from now
Still in the bed
Not in the toy bin. Still getting drawn on.
Everything else needs ink, a lamp or a screen. Glow Pals just need the dark.
| Glow Pals | Markers, tablets, night lights | |
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| Lights off | โ That's when it shines | โ Needs a lamp or a screen |
| Something to do in bed | โ Draws till they're asleep | โ A night light just sits there |
| Stains and cleanup | โ None. It's light. | โ Walls, sheets, Magic Eraser |
| Cuddles after | โ Stays in the bed | โ Try hugging a tablet |
| If it doesn't work | โ Glow-Every-Night Guarantee | โ Your problem |
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The glow, the pen, the wash. Here's the rest.
How long does the drawing last?
Minutes, on purpose. The darker the room, the longer it shows. Then it's blank again.
Will it really glow bright?
In a dark room, bright green. In a dim room, you'll still see it.
Is it a night light?
It's something to do, not a lamp. The glow fades before morning, so keep yours if they need one.
What batteries does the pen use?
Small button cells, already inside, behind a screw-shut door. Grown-ups change them.
Is the light safe?
It's a small LED pen. Draw on the plush, not at anyone's eyes. Made for ages 3 and up.
Can I wash it?
Like any stuffed animal: gentle cycle, air dry. The drawings never need washing out.
How big is it?
About 7 inches tall. Just right for little arms, the car seat and the suitcase.
Will it work for my sensory kid?
Soft, silent, dim and screen-free. A calm way to land at night, with 90 nights to prove it.
Another night of one more water? Or lights out, and they don't even argue?
Keep having the Lights-Out Fight: 9:15, still up, your evening gone.
Or hand them Light-Ink tonight.
The Glow-Every-Night Guarantee: 90 nights.
Make sure it glows bright in the dark. Make sure the pen keeps working. Make sure they ask for it at bedtime.
If not, every penny back. That's 8ยข a night for a year of bedtimes.