Raff-Store with darkening function - who has experience?

I envy everyone who can find sleep under adverse conditions. I don't understand why people want to train children to sleep in complete darkness. I consider it unnecessary. Large parts of the country usually don't even have [Rollladen] and still sleep well.

Take a look at those things in real life. They were shown to us as well, but they were clearly too expensive. Surcharge per window 300 euros compared to a roller blind. That would have been about 6000 euros. It was not worth it for us.

That is the big problem. Everyone can only show you single slats and never the whole thing. For us, roller shutters are not an option due to the exterior appearance.

So we were able to try it out with the window dealer back then. Why shouldn't it work?

So we were able to try it at the window dealer back then. Why shouldn't it work?

Because we have now been to 8 different dealers and everywhere there were only "normal" S-louvers exhibited.

One of my grandchildren comes from a household where the parents could completely darken the children's room and they did so at bedtime. That works great with poultry – when the light is gone, they are calm – but it didn’t work with grandchildren. He stood smiling in his crib in the morning as if he had smelled the light. His successor slept significantly lighter; in my opinion, a difference in sleep behavior was rather related to the respective condition.

Hotels have blackout curtains, it doesn’t cost a fortune and no light comes through the fabric at all. Anyone who can sew can make them with manageable effort. I would, for example, look at stoffe.de.

Wishing you restful nights with or without light protection!
Gabriele