ADVERTORIAL
At sixty-two, the house feels a lot bigger than it used to.
Especially at 3:00 AM.
You know that kind of silence? The one that hums in your ears after the heater clicks off… when the
shadows in the corner of the bedroom feel a little heavier than they should.
It’s not really the dark that bothers you.
It’s the quiet. The kind that reminds you you're
mostly on your own these days.
Most nights I’d just lie there waiting for morning.
Then last Tuesday, a small dented box arrived in the mail.
Inside was the softest, squishiest
little glowing bunny… along with a note written in my granddaughter’s messy handwriting:
“Grammy, Mom says you sometimes have trouble sleeping.
If you feel lonely, squeeze the bunny.
It’s a hug from me.”
I had to smile when I read that.
My granddaughter is nine years old, and apparently she thinks I’m
afraid of the dark.
A silicone bunny nightlight… for a seventy-two-year-old grandmother?
But that night, when the familiar shadows crept across the room, I reached out and tapped its soft little head.
That’s when I realized Emily hadn’t just sent me a night light.
It didn’t feel anything like the cold metal lamps I’d used for years.
The whole thing was
soft—almost
like one of those big marshmallows you toast over a fire.
When you squeeze it, it springs gently back into shape.
On nights when I wake up feeling restless, I sometimes give it a small squeeze.
That soft silicone
somehow calms me, almost like holding a tiny stress ball.
It’s a small thing, but it makes
the dark feel a little less lonely.
Even half-asleep, a light tap on its head brings a warm amber glow instantly, lighting the path
to the bathroom.
It’s bright enough to guide me safely, but soft enough that it doesn’t jolt my eyes wide awake.
Here’s why this little light has quietly become part of my nightly routine.
Most people think nightlights are only for kids.
But when you get older, the “monsters” aren’t under the bed—they’re the quiet thoughts that show up when the house feels too empty.
The Marshmallow Bunny is made
from soft, food-grade silicone that’s satisfyingly squishy—almost like holding a big marshmallow.
A gentle squeeze is enough to take the edge off the anxiety and remind me I’m safe, I’m home, and I’m cared for.
Let’s be honest: finding a tiny lamp switch in the middle of the night isn’t always easy anymore.
Instead of buttons or stiff switches, the bunny turns on with a simple tap.
Even half-asleep, I can light the room instantly.
The soft amber glow keeps my path safe without
blasting my eyes or disturbing my sleep cycle.
For someone living alone, that simple design makes a big difference.
What surprised me most wasn’t the light itself.
Flowers fade. Chocolate disappears.
But this little bunny sits on my nightstand every night, quietly reminding me that someone out there is
thinking about me.
Every time I tap it, I remember Emily’s messy handwriting, her thoughtfulness… and the fact that I’m never truly alone.
And here’s something I didn’t expect: it’s not just for grandmothers.
Kids love how soft and squishy it feels.
Adults love how calming the warm glow is
during late-night work or reading.
Even office coworkers keep one on their desks to
make long nights a little less stressful.
My daughter even kept one on her office desk—she says it's the best stress-relief during a long
shift.
The
Marshmallow Bunny
works for anyone who appreciates a gentle light and a small reminder that someone cares.
Whether you want one for yourself or a few as thoughtful gifts, this deal is too good to pass up.
I later found out they’re running a special for new supporters. 🎊
If you’re like me and want a little extra light in your nights—or want to send a 'hug' to someone you love—now is the perfect time to grab one before they're gone.
Click here to claim a discounted Esslyn Marshmallow Bunny (if it's still available) >>