Choose the controls that fit your home
We compare the clocks that tell a child when it is time to get up: how each one is set, what your child sees at bedtime and wake-up, what happens in a power cut, naps and weekends, and what costs extra. Every exact model and generation gets its own page, and the matcher and planner help you choose one and set it up.
What our facts can and can’t tell you
Every fact comes from the maker’s own product pages, manuals and support articles, and each clock’s page links them. We have not tested these clocks at home, measured their sound or watched how a child responds, and we never say we have. We give no sleep or medical advice.
Who publishes this site
OK to Wake Clocks is an independent reference. It earns a commission when you buy through its Amazon links; that never changes which clocks a filter shows or which clock we pick. Makers do not choose our rules, our picks or the order of results.
Corrections
Makers change apps, firmware and what comes in the box. We re-read every source on a schedule and correct a clock’s page when its maker’s page changes; the sources page lists every manual and page we use, and dates the ones for things that change, such as plans and availability.