What do you do when there are monsters all over the house and a little one can’t sleep? Well, you go get some monster repellent. Or if you have a GF, you make some.
Night light cycles through colors, or can hold a single color (or white), and has a light sensor to only come on when it’s dark enough for them to come out. 
Great idea. Where did you get the light from? Thanks for sharing.
Cute!
https://www.xstron.com/mini-rgb-wall-optical-night-lamp-light-sensor-blank-acrylic-plate
I got a number of things.
Just fyi, I’d stay away from the led keychains unless you want to spend some time “fixing” them. Not impressed with the quality of the adhesive used.
Cool! Thanks for sharing the link for the night light - great price on that!
Love this idea!
When my kids were little (back in the day when I wore perfume) I sprayed my perfume in their room and told them it was monster repellent. 
We used a spray bottle of water.
Cute story: When the spawn was about 2-3, they complained that they were scared of the elephant. I had no idea what they meant. I finally gave them a spatula and said “Go hit it!” It was the long thin bag in which I stored plastic bags which was hanging on a door. From then on, the “elephant” hung on the other side of the door.
Those are both excellent monster repelling devices! 
Very nice work and a great idea! Just curious, what font are you using on the signs?
Way cooler than the sheet over the head!
Its called Forte.
These are great. I will have to see if they would like some over at Maryhurst.
thanks for the heads up on these lights.
Maryhurst? Are you in Louisville? I grew up there, and in high school made some friends from Maryhurst. The kinda place you wish didn’t need to exist but are glad it does.
Kids will love them. Thanks for the suppliers site.
You are very observant. I have been in da 'ville for nearly 28 years. lived here for a bit as kid long before that.
yes Maryhurst is quite awesome. We take them big bears from Costco.
Very nice. I moved away about 20 years ago, and sometimes I miss it. Then I remember the summers. Ah well.
Hope you have the time to make some of these!
