Night lights have been used for centuries—without fail— as a source of comfort and security for parents and children alike. From night lights hung in cupolas to the lightbulbs we use today, the concept of providing night lights is an age old one. These lights cast a soft, comforting glow that tucks people into the darkness of night and makes them feel safe and protected. For a child, night lights also help to soothe and calm their imagination, making them feel secure in their environment. What is perhaps so intriguing about night lights is that they provide a purpose no matter the age. For adults, they provide a minimal source of light that enables them to move around during the night without turning on the main lights. For children, night lights ensure that they can sleep peacefully, knowing that a gentle, magical glow is nearby that will protect them from the unknown. Night lights are also ideal for providing a cozy atmosphere. They can softly illuminate a bedroom, living room, or hallway. Night lights also make room feel tranquil, safe, and warm. In a sea of compelling technology, night lights may seem obsolete to some. But, these flickering beacons of light continue to bestow comfort and security not just for children, but for people of all ages that are feeling scared or anxious in the dark.