According to Andrea, consistency is key. "If a baby likes to listen to white noise or a lullaby on a sound device as they go to sleep, it does need to be on all night. Some devices cut off after a ...

"For calm babies, I recommend playing white noise at 60 to 70 decibels, which is about the level of a parent singing a ...

For parents, any tool to help your baby sleep is a welcome one. White noise for babies — which resemble sounds from the womb and even helps some adults sleep — can be a great sleep aid as long ...

Myla has five ambient sounds (white noise, stream, crickets, vacuum cleaner, and heartbeat) and five lullabies (Hush Little Baby, Brahms' Lullaby, Rock a Bye Baby, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star ...

The below sleep aids have all been tested by babies and rated by their parents – we’ve rounded up the most effective ones you can buy. Does it have sounds and music? – As well as thudding heartbeats ...

Lastly, let your own baby be your guide. When a baby is asleep, a new parent will soon realise there is no need to creep about the house as if a pin dropping is going to wake up their child. It is ...

If you are playing white noise for a baby, you can turn it off when they are asleep. The best noises for sleep include white, brown and pink. The best noise for sleep is different for each person ...

For most new parents, the joy of having a baby is upended by erratic sleep cycles. Here’s a guide to understand how newborns ...

Then just sit back and enjoy it, and relax in the knowledge that you’re doing your best for your children." Lullabies and other tunes have been played to babies for many years to calm them and lull ...