This is the story of the ultimate night light.

It was an accidental discovery of mine, and it turns out it’s actually a pretty cute story.

My husband and I have been trying for months to get Deshaun, my five year old son, to sleep in his own room. For being so young, Deshaun’s already got a strong personality. He’s never afraid to let us know what he thinks. I was pretty sure he was going to protest the new sleeping arrangement, so we decided to do this in baby steps. I started with his little twin bed next to ours. We were able to get him comfortable in his own bed no problem—which was kind of surprising in and of itself—but the moment we slid that bed into his room…forget it.

This is the same kid who told me he can’t pick up his dinosaur toys because “that’s mommy’s job.” As much as those innocent little digs get under your skin, you just can’t help but laugh. Deshaun is the perfect blend of my husband and I. He’s very focused, like his father—I’ve seen him spend twenty minutes creating an intricate pattern of blocks just to call us over to watch him knock them over in a beautiful, domino-like cascade. His favorite subject in kindergarten is science. He loves outer space with a passion that borders on obsession. He already knows the names of the planets, and he’s promised me he’s going to be an astronaut when he grows up. Deshaun gets his creative side from his father. Personally, I think he gets his confidence from me, but I don’t think my husband would ever admit to it.

It really threw us for a loop when he refused to stay in his own room. He wouldn’t even give it a try.

“He’s gotta be afraid of the dark,” my husband said that first night. “We need to get him a night light and see if that helps.”

It made sense to me, and that started our months-long journey of trying to figure out what exactly kept Deshaun from climbing into bed with us every night. If you have kids, you know it’s almost impossible to deny them, especially if they seem scared or uncomfortable.

We tried some of the fun night lights, the ones that change color, the ones that are characters from his favorite shows, a constellation projector…we even got him a little flashlight so he could check for monsters under his bed. Nothing was working.

I was convinced he was ready to make that milestone of sleeping in his own bed, he just needed something to comfort him, and I had no idea what was going to work for him. My husband and I spent months wracking our brains, trying different stuffed animals, night lights, even some light music. I was about to give up and try to wait it out when I came across something on the internet.

I don’t know if it’s because Deshaun loves outer space, or because the night light looked so beautiful and unique, but it jumped out at me as soon as I saw it.

Wow, I thought, that’s a bold statement.

It piqued my interest, so I went to the website, and what I saw blew my mind.

A night light your child can hug and hold? That sounded pretty cool.

It was the most realistic little model of the moon. Two things about it really made sense to me.

It was a cordless lamp, basically, and it was such a beautiful, detailed moon, I knew Deshaun would love it. I showed it to my husband, and he gave me the green light to order it.

“That’s it, sweetie,” he said, “I guarantee he’s gonna love it.”

“You think he’ll love it enough to stay in his bed, though?” I asked.

He shrugged. “It’s worth a shot.”

LunaBright is the best night light for kids, guaranteed.

What makes this night light different from any other?

It’s a wireless ball of light, and a faithful representation of our moon.

Utilizing a NASA-approved 2D topographical map and a cutting-edge 3D modeling program, each LunaBright is 3D printed to perfection. A rechargeable lithium ion battery inside reaches full charge in just two hours and lasts for a solid eight hours, so your child is shielded from the shadows of night time by a familiar sight they can hug and hold—the full moon right in their own hands!

Psychologists have said for years the biggest barrier to children sleeping in their own bed is the uncomfortable transition from the familiar sleeping arrangement with their parents to the new environment of being alone. The presence of something familiar in close proximity to them can soften the blow of transitional anxiety associated with sudden change in routine. Most often, children cite a fear of the dark as the primary reason for their hesitancy to sleep in their own bed.

Apply this familiarity to a nightlight, and you have the ultimate tool to ease your child’s transition to sleeping on their own.

The LunaBright has sold over 10 million units directly to consumers, even without the help of being sold in stores. The LunaBright has been SELLING OUT every time new stock becomes available, it’s become THAT popular.

And, it’s all from word of mouth. Children and adults alike are loving it so much, Instagram has been flooded with people telling everyone they know about it!

The LunaBright has started to develop a cult following, and with over 8,000 5-star reviews, it’s easy to see why. Here’s what customers are saying about it:

I ordered my LunaBright on the official website after my husband insisted our son was going to love it. I had to admit, the pictures of the lamp were pretty cool, but I was nervous our son wasn’t going to be as impressed as we hoped.

Then the LunaBright showed up at my door 2 days later. That was impressive in and of itself. I’ve been noticing Amazon has been taking 5 days or more on most of my orders…

I unboxed the LunaBright, still a little unsure of what I was going to find inside. Was it going to be a quality night light, or was it going to be one of those things where it looked great in the pictures, but just didn’t hold up once you had it in your hands? A small, selfish part of me hoped that it was the answer to our family’s sleeping arrangements; if Deshaun could stay in his own bed, I’d be ecstatic!

With all these thoughts running through my head, I pulled the box off the LunaBright and held it up for my husband to see.

“Woah.” He said. “Charge that sucker up and let’s give it to him tonight.”

I breathed a huge sigh of relief. It looked incredible, and it was actually bigger than I thought it was going to be: about the size of a large cantaloupe. I plugged it in to charge for about two hours before Deshaun got home from school.

He loved it. I don’t know how else to say it, because I don’t want to sound like a crazy person, but this lamp has really done a lot for him.

That first night, my husband and I tucked him into bed and got his LunaBright turned on, and he was SO excited. It wasn’t terribly bright, but it wasn’t too dim, either. I had to admit, even I felt a mysterious sense of comfort in seeing the moon glowing in the dark like that. If nothing else, it might distract him from how he’s feeling and let him fall asleep, I thought.

“Wow, mom! It’s so cool!”

I kissed his forehead and said, “I’m glad you like it, Deshaun.”

My husband pulled the blankets up to tuck him in, smiling. “You know, Deshaun, this here” he pointed at one side of the glowing moon, “is the side we see from Earth. And this side,” rotated the lamp slightly, “this side is where the secret moon base is!”

“There’s a secret moon base?” Deshaun asked.

I gave my husband the look.

“Yeah.” He doubled down with a whisper. “That’s also where the aliens are.”

I almost punched my husband. I thought he was going to scare Deshaun and ruin this whole thing.

And then…Deshaun hugged his LunaBright and shouted, “COOL!”

That was the first night our son actually slept in his own bed—for the entire night.

It’s currently on sale at their official website for just $39.95

Get your hands on the incredible LunaBright and experience the mystical glow of the moon in the palm of your hand. Kids love to hug and hold it, adults love to display and observe it. Nightlights don’t have to be static wall clingers—they can be works of art that don’t even need to stay plugged into the wall.

Take our story for example, and get yourself a LunaBright or two for your kids, yourself, or someone you know will love it.

According to Deshaun, “LunaBright is out of this world!”