LIEWOOD Winston Animal Night Light
Last updated: 25 October 2026
The Winston is an animal night light from the Danish children's brand LIEWOOD. It is made of soft silicone in the shape of a rabbit, a bear, a panda or a sheep. It charges by USB-C and runs for up to 12 hours, so it needs no cable at night. On 25 October 2026 LIEWOOD had it at €47 (about £39 at the European Central Bank rate on 23 October 2026; convert it at today's rate), and it delivers to the UK.
What the Winston animal night light is
LIEWOOD is a Danish design company that makes clothes, toys and homeware for babies and children. Meanwhile, the Winston is its portable night light, a small animal figure that glows from inside.
Because the body is silicone, it is soft to touch and LIEWOOD describes it as shatterproof. So a child can carry it around at bedtime without the worry of a glass lamp.
What it does
- Gives a low glow: it makes a warm light for a child's room, which suits a calm bedtime routine.
- Runs without a cable: the battery lasts up to 12 hours on a full charge, so it can sit anywhere in the room.
- Charges by USB-C: LIEWOOD includes the cable, so you only need a plug or a laptop port.
- Survives drops: the silicone body is soft and shatterproof.
Key facts
- Price: €47 at LIEWOOD, about £39 (convert it at today's rate)
- Shapes and colours: rabbit in dark rose or creme de la creme, panda in creme de la creme, Mr bear in dove blue, and a sheep in dark sandy
- Material: silicone
- Battery: rechargeable, up to 12 hours per charge
- Charging: USB-C cable included
- Age: not suitable for children under 3, because of small parts
- Returns: within 30 days
Who the animal night light suits
- Parents of children over 3: it gives a dark room a soft glow without a lamp on all night.
- Families on the move: because it is cordless, it goes in a bag for a night at the grandparents' house.
- Gift buyers: it suits a birthday or a big-sister or big-brother present, with five versions to choose from.
For more presents for young families, see our gifts for new parents.
The limits
LIEWOOD says the Winston is not suitable for under-3s because of small parts. So despite the soft look, it is not a baby toy. It should not go in a cot either.
The price is in euros, and €47 is a lot for a night light. In comparison, rechargeable silicone animal lights from other brands cost about £10 to £18 on Amazon UK. Delivery is also free only on LIEWOOD orders over €100.
Also, LIEWOOD's page does not give the size, the brightness or a timer. I struggled to find those details, so check the photos for scale before you order.
Finally, LIEWOOD makes other animal night lights as well, such as the Samson, Watson and YUKI, at €35 to €50. So compare the range before you pick one.
Where to buy the Winston night light in the UK
LIEWOOD sells it direct and ships to the UK, with prices in euros. The LIEWOOD Winston product page lists every shape and colour.
Winston night light at LIEWOOD
FAQs
How much is the LIEWOOD Winston night light?
€47 at LIEWOOD, about £39 at the European Central Bank rate on 23 October 2026.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 12 hours on a full charge, according to LIEWOOD. It recharges by USB-C.
Is the Winston night light safe for babies?
No. LIEWOOD says it is not suitable for children under 3 because of small parts.
What shapes does it come in?
A rabbit, a bear, a panda and a sheep, in five colour versions.
Does LIEWOOD deliver to the UK?
Yes. Prices show in euros, and delivery is free on orders over €100.
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