Ruby the Rabbit, Leo the Lion and Polly the Polar Bear project a starry sky onto the ceiling with soothing melodies, then switch themselves off.

Setting up
- Take the module out of the plush and fit 3 AA alkaline batteries (not included). Do not use zinc carbon batteries.
- Set the on and off switch on the module to on.
- Put the module back in the plush.
Stars, melodies and volume
- Press the projection button to start the stars. Press it again to change colour.
- The projection switches off after 30 minutes.
- Press the music button to play a melody, and press again to change melody. The music switches off after 15 minutes.
- Press the volume button once or twice to switch between loud and soft.
- For stars without sound, press only the projection button.
Cry sensor
- Hold the cry sensor button for 3 seconds to switch it on or off.
- A green light flickers for a few seconds when the cry sensor turns on.
- When it hears crying, the last melody plays again.
- The cry sensor stays active for 12 hours each time you start the projector.
- Distance and objects between the projector and your baby reduce its sensitivity.
Care and tips
- Take the module out, then hand wash the plush and let it air dry.
- Wipe the module with a damp cloth only. It is not water resistant.
- Switch the module off completely when it is not in use.
- Let the timer end the projection rather than restarting it. A projector also needs a darkish ceiling, so a blackout curtain helps on light summer evenings.
Safety
Do not place the projector inside the cot or too close to your baby. Batteries should only be fitted by an adult, and children should never play with them.
Need a hand?
If the stars or music will not start with fresh batteries, send us a request and our Melbourne team will help.
More from ZAZU
- Ruby the Rabbit
- Leo the Lion
- Ruby, Leo and Polly manual (PDF)
- Star projectors: do they help or distract?
Visit zazu-kids.com.au for the full ZAZU range, or shop at coolkidz.com.au.
Details in this article are taken from zazu-kids.com.au and were checked on 3 October 2026.
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