Baby Light: Red Night Light

Turn your phone or tablet into a warm red night light made for babies — and for the parents who are awake at 2 AM with them.

Bright white and blue light tells the brain "it's daytime." Baby Light floods your screen with deep red and amber light instead, so you can see during night feeds, diaper changes and quick check-ins without the harsh glare that snaps you — and your baby — wide awake.

No ads. No sign-up. No sounds you didn't ask for. Open it, and the room glows.

— THE SCIENCE, SIMPLY —
Light is the strongest signal your body uses to tell day from night. Special receptors in the eye are most sensitive to blue light (around 480 nm) — the kind in white phone screens and ceiling lights. In the evening, that blue light can suppress melatonin, the hormone that helps us feel sleepy.

Red and amber light sit at the far end of the spectrum (roughly 600–700 nm). Research in adults shows these longer wavelengths have far less effect on those receptors and on melatonin than blue or white light does. It's why submarines, aircraft cockpits, observatories and many hospital units switch to red light at night — and why a red glow is a gentler choice for a midnight feed than flipping on the lamp.

Baby Light can't promise your baby will sleep through the night (no app can!). What it does is give you just enough light to do what you need to do — without blasting the room with the most alerting kind of light at the worst possible time.

— WHAT YOU GET —
Four sleep-friendly light modes
Deep Red (best for night), warm Amber, soft Candle, and a gentle Warm White for when you need to actually see.

True full-screen glow
Edge to edge, status bar hidden, screen stays awake. Just light.

Auto-off timer
Set it for 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h — or leave it on all night. The screen fades to black on its own so it won't light up the nursery once everyone's asleep.

Swipe to dim
No tiny sliders to fumble for in the dark. Swipe up to brighten, down to dim, all the way to nearly black.

Smart brightness
Brightens to full when you open it so you can find your way, and dims your screen to minimum when you close it — so you're not blinded putting the phone down.

Gentle feed timer
A soft, barely-there counter shows how long you've been up, in the same calm hue as the light. Adjust how visible it is, or hide it completely.

Apple Watch app included
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