Discovery Exclusive Remote Control Moon in My Room

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The Moon in My Room is a great way for parents to educate their young children on the different lunar phases of the Moon, while keeping it fun and helping their children to stay engaged in learning. Children as young as 5 are learning about the 12 different lunar phases of the Moon through the fun "toy" Moon in My Room.

Parents don't worry if you are not up to date on all of the 12 phases. This toy comes with a CD that will help explain the different phases. Parents can make a fun night out of explaining the different lunar phases or they can teach their children night after night. One thing this toy has achieved and that is making learning fun for all ages.

With the remote control you can bring the outdoors inside night after night. You can even match your Moon in My Room to the Moon outside. This toy let's off a comforting glow which resembles the glowing effect of the Moon. With that said, parents can let their young children choose to use this as a comforting night light on top of an educational device.

Here's what customers are saying:

Erica Ca Messinger from Dolores, CO said: My husband and I got this for our son for his 3rd birthday. He loves it but so do we! It's so realistic, we're considering getting one for our room! The remote control turns the moon on or off and there are two other buttons that cycle the moon through it's phases manually or automatically. It also comes with a CD that has an educational recording discussing the moon. Very cool and realistic at night.

H. Johnson from New England, USA said: I bought this moon for my daughter's solar-system themed room just because it seemed neat and it fit the theme. It's way better than the simple decoration I expected! With her remote control, she can watch the moon wax and wane on its own, or she can control its phases by herself. The batteries last quite a while, even when she leaves it on as a nightlight (it turns off by itself). While I haven't yet had to replace the battery in the remote control, replacing them in the moon has been very easy. The amount of light put out by the moon seems to be about equivalent to a nightlight when it's in its full phase and is dim enough to see the molded craters and shadows on the surface without being too bright. We're very happy with it!