The idea for Sunbright Nightlight came from a simple moment of necessity-the true mother of invention.

One snowy night in New England, Sarah Jane a mother of four, arrived home late from work. Her husband had already put the kids to bed, but mentioned that the youngest had been fussing. When she went to comfort him, she discovered his nightlight had burned out-and without a spare bulb, he was now awake and upset.

Thinking quickly, she stepped outside, brushed the snow off an old Solar garden light, brought it inside, and took it apart. She placed it in a leftover candle holder from a Christmas decoration and set it on the window.

The result was unexpected-a soft, calming glow that instantly soothed him back to sleep.

The real surprise came the next night.

After sitting in the sunny window all day the solar light had recharged itself-and once again provided the perfect night time glow.