Help with your Zazu.

Watch the quick-start video or read the manual. Set the current time, the bedtime and the okay-to-wake time once. From then on the eyes close every night and open every morning at the times you chose.

Only if batteries are fitted. We recommend keeping four AA alkaline batteries in as a back-up so a power cut doesn't clear the settings.

The clock key-locks itself one minute after you stop pressing buttons, and immediately after you set a nap or wake-up time. To lock it yourself, hold the key-lock button for three seconds. A padlock symbol shows on the screen when it's locked.

The key lock is on. Hold the key-lock button on the right for three seconds to unlock.

Yes. When you set the wake-up time you set the sound alarm separately, so the eyes can open at 7:00 and the alarm sound at 7:15, or not at all.

No. The orange countdown is fixed at thirty minutes before wake-up. If your child is asleep it won't wake them; if they're awake, it shows them the wait is nearly over.

Hold the DOWN button for three seconds and the eyes close straight away.

No. There is one wake-up time. Most families set it for the weekday time and let the clock run.

Yes. In the settings menu there's a demo that runs the whole bedtime sequence in about twenty seconds.

About four weeks with good alkaline batteries, the nightlight limited to five minutes and the lowest brightness. Longer nightlight settings drain them faster, so use the USB cable for everyday and batteries as back-up.

There isn't one. You set the nap timer each time you use it and it ends on its own.

Set the wake-up time before bedtime rather than after. If it still misbehaves, press the tiny reset button on the bottom with a paperclip and set it up again. That fixes nearly everything.

Any 5V, 1A USB adapter, like a standard phone charger.

Set the current time and the okay-to-wake time. Sarah shows red for sleep, amber with countdown stars for the last stretch, and green when it's okay to get up.

Yes, set separately from the night-time wake-up so daytime sleeps don't change the morning.

The included USB cable, or batteries as back-up so settings survive a power cut. See the manual for the exact type.

The big button on the front turns on both the owl and the ring. The small owl button on the left turns on the owl alone.

Hold the owl button for two seconds; the owl flickers to confirm. Hold the ring button for two seconds to time the ring. The owl switches off after 60 minutes, the ring after 30.

Two sliders on the back adjust the owl and the ring separately.

There's a switch with a small ear on the back. Set it to ON and the owl comes on when it hears crying, then switches itself off after five minutes.

Yes. Leave the timer off and Lou stays on until you turn her off. Use the sliders to take the brightness right down for sleep.

Swipe your hand underneath the light.

Tap the ring with a fingernail. The light remembers the colour for next time.

Hold your hand still under the light. It dims and brightens slowly; take your hand away at the level you want.

Yes. The sound switch is on the top of the module.

Four to six weeks, depending on how often it's activated.

Follow the manual for the bracket position. Mount it out of reach of the cot and route the cable away from where a child can pull it.

Yes. See the manual for the timer button; the light switches itself off after the set time.

Emmy plays a calm breathing sound and projects a light on the ceiling that grows and shrinks in the same rhythm. Children follow the breathing without being told to, and fall asleep more easily.

Press the round button on the front, between the elephant's paws.

Yes. The breathing mode switch lets you choose light, sound, or both.

Heartbeat, nature sounds, white noise and three calming melodies.

Switch it on and it stays armed for twelve hours. When it hears crying it replays the last sound. Place the module within about 60 cm of your child so it can hear them.

It switches off automatically after the timer runs out, and restarts if the cry sensor hears crying.

Yes, in the machine. Take the sound module out first.

Heartbeat, nature sounds, white noise and three calming melodies.

Ten minutes, then it switches off. The cry sensor restarts the last sound if it hears crying within twelve hours.

Yes. It can be turned on or off as you like.

Yes, in the machine. Remove the heartbeat module first.

Heartbeat, nature sounds, white noise, ocean, lounge music and three calming melodies.

Press the volume button repeatedly to step through the levels.

Twenty minutes, then she switches off. If she hears crying she plays the last sound again.

Use the red velcro strap through the loop on the back.

Step one is bright, with orange and blue fish and a soothing sound to catch attention. Step two dims and the orange fish disappear. Step three is dimmer still, then everything fades out.

Twelve hours from each time you start a sleep program. Make sure the cry sensor switch on the bottom of the module is on.

Yes. The sound switch on the bottom of the module has an off position.

Yes, by hand, once the module is removed.

Step one is bright, with orange and blue birds and a soothing sound. Step two dims and the blue birds disappear. Step three is dimmer still, then it fades out.

Yes. Set the sound switch on the bottom of the module to off.

That's the sleep program stepping down. Each phase is quieter and stiller than the last.

Hold the cry sensor button for three seconds. The light flashes green when it's on and red when it's off. It stays armed for twelve hours each time you start the projector.

Yes. Press only the projection button for light without sound.

Yes, by hand, with the module removed.

When Robby hears crying he rocks for ten minutes. The sensor stays armed for three hours after you switch it on.

Horizontally on the main handlebar, never on a side bar. The further from the wheels, the better the rocking.

No. He switches off after forty minutes. Turn on the cry sensor and he'll restart if your child gets restless.

About two hours, depending on the rocking speed you've chosen.

He's rated for light rain only. If it starts raining properly, take him off and keep him dry.

A standard 5V USB adapter, no more than 2A or 10W. Robby doesn't support fast charging.

From minus 10 to 30 degrees. Cold weather shortens the battery life.

It pops up over a pram or portacot. Open the front panel for airflow and to check on your baby, and zip it down for darkness. Never leave a baby unattended inside.

Press the suction cups onto clean, dry glass, working from the top corners. Overlap it past the window frame to stop light leaking at the edges.

It clips to the Rest Nest or pram frame. Keep it out of reach of little fingers and run it from any USB power bank or adapter.

Squeeze the foot with the triangle. Squeeze again to stop.

Squeeze the foot with the music note. Squeeze again to stop.

Yes. There's an on/off switch on the bottom.