Better sleep. For them, and for you.
Sleep trainer clocks, projectors, nightlights and white noise: a small cast of animal characters that teach little ones when to drift off, and when it's okay to get up.
Scroll, and the page goes from morning to bedtime.
Tell Davy what's going on. He'll point you to one thing.
Pick an age and a problem, and Davy will wake up with an answer.
Start with what's keeping you up.
Every Zazu does one job well. Choose the problem, and we'll show you the character that solves it.
All products
White noise
Heartbeat, rain and shushing, with a cry sensor that restarts the sound when they stir.
Tap for a colour
Nightlights
Warm, dimmable light with a timer, so the room feels safe without keeping them awake.
Sleep trainer clocks
Eyes close at bedtime, open at your chosen wake time. A rule a two-year-old can follow.
Bedtime projectors
Slow-moving projections and a gentle melody that fade out on a timer.
Every Zazu has a name, a face and a job.
Toddlers don't bond with a white noise machine. They bond with Dex. That's the idea behind everything we make.
What happened at their house.
Real words from Zazu families around the world, shared by Zazu. Australian reviews join them from launch.
Sam the Lamb
"My son does not even want to come out of bed anymore unless Sam opens his eyes."
Davy the Dog
"A life saver. Finally my daughter stays in her room until 7am!"
Lou the Owl
"This light is ideal for our daughter, who often wakes during the night scared. The soft light coming on automatically really comforts her."
Sleep that travels.
Cafés, grandparents' houses, the caravan park in January. The routine comes with you.
Six sounds. Try three of them.
Dex, Emmy, Liz and Suzy play the sounds that settle newborns: a heartbeat like the womb, steady rain, and a slow shush. Press one. The real thing is warmer than your laptop speaker.
Cry sensor restarts the sound when they stir · Timer 5, 15 or 30 min
Red means stay. Green means go.
Sam is our most popular sleep trainer. You set the wake-up time once. He closes his eyes and glows red through the night. For the last 30 minutes the face turns amber and twelve stars count down. At your time his eyes open and the light goes green.
A ceiling full of ocean, on a timer.
Otto projects fish and waves that drift across the ceiling to a soft melody, then fades out once they're under. Battery or USB, so he travels. Move your cursor over him.
- Timer
- 10, 20 or 30 minutes
- Projections
- Ocean scene, adjustable brightness
- Sound
- Melody, waves or silence
- Price
- $79.95
Straight answers for 5am.
Short, honest guides for Australian parents. Written to be read at 5am, and marked up so search engines and AI assistants can quote them.
All guidesWhen should you introduce a sleep trainer?
Usually between two and three. How to tell, and how to introduce it in a week.
ReadWhite noise for babies: how loud, how long, how close
The volume, distance and timer settings that actually work.
ReadDaylight at 5am: an Australian summer with a toddler
Blackout, wake-time clocks and a bedtime that moves with the season.
ReadDavy, Sam or Sarah: which sleep trainer clock?
One table, every difference that matters, including the nap timer.
ReadWhat age is a Zazu sleep trainer clock for?
From around two years, when a child can understand a simple rule like "wait for the green light". Many families keep using it to age six as an alarm clock.
Does it work for daytime naps?
Yes. Davy, Sam and Sarah each have a separate nap timer, so a daytime sleep can end after 90 minutes without changing the night-time wake-up.
Are Zazu products safe to leave on all night?
Nightlights and white noise machines are designed for all-night use. Each has an auto-off timer if you'd rather it switch off once they're asleep.
How fast do you ship?
Every order is dispatched from Melbourne within 24 to 48 business hours and sent express, with a 12-month Australian warranty.