You can get night lights in warm color temps, I found some 1700-2200k night lights by searching for a specific color temp along with ‘night light’. Here’s an ex

You can get night lights in warm color temps, I found some 1700-2200k night lights by searching for a specific color temp along with ‘night light’. Here’s an example from GE: https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-LED-Brushed-Nickel-Amber-Glow-SleepLite-Night-Light-36244/302885636 https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-LED-Brushed-Nickel-Amber-Glow... I also found this cool Legrand wiring device that fits in a single-gang box that has a photocell built in (auto-on and auto-off depending on light levels) and 1800k color temp: https://www.legrand.us/wiring-devices/outlets-and-receptacles/residential-receptacles/radiant-amber-led-full-night-light/p/ntlfullambertc https://www.legrand.us/wiring-devices/outlets-and-receptacle... I would guess that if you went to Target or Walmart, all the options are going to be 3000k-5000k, which is far too blue for night light use.