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Is your toddler waking up too early every morning?

Help them understand when it’s time to get up, with a free sleep trainer clock app on your Android tablet.

Snoozaroo is a gentle toddler sleep clock app for the Android phone or tablet you already own, and it’s coming to iPad. Six glowing stars fade as sleep time passes, and their bedtime pal wakes with the sun when it’s OK to get up. Parents also call this an OK to wake clock, a sleep trainer clock or a kids' sleep clock.

Get it on Google Play Coming to Apple iPad soon

Pre-register on Google Play and it tells you the moment Snoozaroo is out. If you turn on auto-install, it installs for you on launch day.

See how it works

  • Free to start
  • No extra clock to buy
  • No adverts on your child’s screen

From bedtime to good morning, one star at a time

Set the times on your phone. The screen does the rest.

  1. Bedtime

    Their pal settles down and six stars light up.

  2. Sleep time

    The stars go out one by one as sleep time passes. While any are left, it’s still night.

  3. Morning

    The sun comes up and their pal shows it’s OK to get up. With Plus, a present appears, with a toy for the shelf.

Pyjama Ted’s night and day scenes are the app’s own. Press play on the clips to see them move.

Why parents choose Snoozaroo

Their bedtime screen. Your phone. You’re in control.

  • Set bedtimes and naps

    Bedtime and wake-up for every day, naps for the days you choose. Save once and the screen has it.

  • Choose gentle sounds

    Noise, nature or a lullaby, and when it stops. Quiet by default, under a cap you can lower.

  • Change the morning from the sofa

    Add fifteen minutes, start a nap or wake them now from any grown-up’s phone, while the app is open on the screen. With Plus.

Savannah's Today page in the Snoozaroo app: her screen is online, Bedroom iPad at 80% and connected, with a Sleep now button
The Sleep times page of the Snoozaroo app: bedtime 8:00 pm to 6:45 am every day, two naps a day, saved on Bedroom iPad
Real screens from the app, with a made-up family.

A bedtime routine, step by step

With Plus

Bedtime can start before the stars. You choose the steps, and their pal does each one with them. Then a lullaby plays, the screen dims and the stars come out.

What they see: the steps run along the top of their screen, and their pal does the one that is on now. Illustrated from the app’s own bath scene.
The routine page in the Snoozaroo app: bath, pyjamas, brush teeth, a book and a lullaby, 45 minutes from start to asleep
What you set: the steps, in your order, on your own phone. A real screen from the app.

See the bedtime routine app

Bedtime stories, read aloud

With Plus

Classic fairy tales, read aloud on their screen. They choose a cover, their pal fetches the book, and a storyteller reads the story while the pal turns the pages.

What they see: the story shelf. They slide the covers along, and the one in the middle is the one that will be read. Illustrated from the covers, as the app lays them out.
  • Classic fairy tales

    The Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Little Red Riding Hood, The Princess and the Pea and The Magic Porridge Pot, retold for bedtime.

  • A story in the routine

    Make a story one of the bedtime routine’s steps, and choose whether it moves on afterwards or offers another story.

  • You stay in charge

    Start, pause or stop a story from your phone, while the app is open on their screen. When bedtime starts, the story ends.

Stories are read by an AI voice.

More than a sleep clock

With Plus

Gentle activities their pal does with them on the screen. Start one from your phone or let them pick, or line them up as a bedtime routine that ends with a lullaby. Slide to see them all.

Stills from the app. Each activity ends when they tap All done, and the screen goes back to the pal.

Gentle on their screen. Thoughtful about their privacy.

Is a screen bad for a toddler’s sleep? Read what the night scene is

Start free. Plus when you want more.

Every new family gets 14 days of Plus with no card. When it ends, the sleep clock stays free.

Free

£0

Free for good, after the 14 days of Plus.

  • Pyjama Ted, the stars and the sunrise
  • Bedtimes, naps and wake-up times
  • Basic sounds and the toy shelf

Plus

£1.67 a month, paid yearly

£19.99 a year, or £2.99 month to month. Lifetime £44.99, once.

  • Every stock pal
  • Remote control for every grown-up
  • Bedtime routines, lullabies, stories read aloud and the activities
  • The morning present and the full sound library

Prices are set in Google Play and may change; you always see the current price before you pay. Compare all plans

Questions parents ask

Do I need to buy a separate sleep clock?

No. Snoozaroo runs on an Android tablet or phone you already have, plugged in across the room. iPad is coming very soon.

Is Snoozaroo an OK to wake clock?

Yes. An OK to wake clock (also written okay to wake clock), a sleep trainer clock, a sleep training clock and a toddler wake-up clock are names for the same idea: a clock that shows a young child when it is still sleep time and when it is OK to get up. Snoozaroo is one as an app: the stars go out one by one, and the sun comes up at the wake time you set. See what an OK to wake clock is, and when to start.

Is a sleep training clock the same as sleep training?

Not on its own. Sleep training usually means a method for settling a baby. A sleep training clock is a picture of the rule for a toddler: stars mean stay in bed, the sun means you can get up. It works alongside the routine you already follow, and it does not promise a change in sleep. Snoozaroo is a toddler sleep app that does that one job. It is not a sleep training app or a baby sleep tracker.

Is Snoozaroo a children’s alarm clock?

Not in the usual sense. An alarm clock wakes a child up. A sleep clock is for a child who is already awake: it shows them whether it is still sleep time or OK to get up. Snoozaroo can play a short, gentle wake sound when the sun comes up, if you want one. So if you came looking for a toddler alarm clock or a kids' alarm clock, check which of the two you need: one that wakes them, or one that tells them to wait.

Does Snoozaroo work on iPad or iPhone?

Snoozaroo is an Android app today, for tablets and phones. An iOS version for Apple iPad is coming soon, and the App Store badge appears here the day it is live.

Is Snoozaroo really free?

Yes. The sleep clock, Pyjama Ted, the stars, naps and the basic sounds are free, and stay free after the 14-day Plus trial. Plus adds every stock pal, remote control for every grown-up, the full sound library, the activities, the morning present, and bedtime routines with lullabies.

What age is Snoozaroo for?

From about two, with most children understanding it by three. Before that, the stars and the pal are still a calm bedtime signal. More on the age an OK to wake clock works from.

Can it help with a toddler sleep regression?

It does one thing. In a sleep regression at two or three, a child who was settled starts getting up, fighting bedtime or waking early. Snoozaroo shows them whether it is night or morning: the pal asleep under the stars means night, the sun means morning, and the picture is the same whoever puts them to bed. So the rule is something they can see, not an argument with you. It does not end a regression or promise a change in sleep. See toddler sleep regression at 2 and 3 years.

Does it work for naps and quiet time?

Yes. Naps are part of the free clock, each with its own stars and its own sunrise, and the same clock can mark the end of quiet time once the nap has gone. See a quiet time clock and nap clock.

Is there a bedtime routine?

With Plus, yes. You choose the steps, such as bath, teeth, pyjamas and a book, and their pal does each one with them, then a lullaby plays as the screen dims. See the bedtime routine app.

Can Snoozaroo read bedtime stories aloud?

With Plus, yes. Their screen has a shelf of classic fairy tales, such as The Three Little Pigs and Goldilocks and the Three Bears. They choose one, their pal fetches the book, and a storyteller reads it aloud while the pal turns the pages. The stories are read by an AI voice, in English. You can start, pause or stop a story from your phone while the app is open on the screen, and the story ends when bedtime starts.

Can we take it on holiday?

Yes. Take the tablet, or use a phone. In a different time zone Snoozaroo asks whether to keep home times or use the new time zone from the next sleep, and nothing changes unless you choose. See a sleep clock for travel.

Does the tablet need to stay on or online?

The screen stays on through the sleep, dimmed, showing the still night scene. The pal, the stars and the grown-up PIN work on the screen itself, even offline. Only a change sent from your phone needs the tablet online, and the app tells you if it did not apply.

Will other apps or notifications wake my child?

On Android, Snoozaroo asks once for Do Not Disturb access, then turns its own quiet mode on for each sleep and off at wake. Clock alarms set on the tablet still ring. Snoozaroo does its best here, and cannot promise that no other app will ever make a sound.

What happens when the Plus trial ends?

You choose Keep Plus or Move to Free; doing nothing means Free and no charge. A sleep that is running finishes as normal, and your settings, your toy shelf and any pal you own stay.

More answers in Support

Parent guides

Short, honest answers, written from what the app does and what the NHS says.

Ready to make bedtime a little easier?

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Get it on Google Play Coming to Apple iPad soon

Pre-register on Google Play and it tells you the moment Snoozaroo is out. If you turn on auto-install, it installs for you on launch day.

No separate sleep clock needed. No card to start.

Get it on Google Play Coming to Apple iPad soon