Most baby sleep aids feature multiple light, colour, and noise settings which are unquestionably exciting and stimulating for babies but not too helpful when it comes to bedtime! This innovative and scientifically proven sleep aid is packed full of intelligent and innovative technology designed to simulate ideal sleeping conditions, rather than stimulate babies. Once the baby is asleep, adjust the settings, and the device will help you to relax and prime your body ready for sleep – so you can get more sleep too!

Pink noise

While in the womb, babies are enveloped in sound, mum’s voice and heartbeat, the rhythmic movement of the digestive system, the oceanic whoosh of breathing and arterial blood flow, and the filtered sounds of the world outside. Pink noise imitates the natural sounds of the womb and aids in falling asleep faster, deeper and for longer as it provides baby with a comforting and familiar and more natural background noise in comparison to other noises or no noise at all.

To ensure our sound is perfect for baby’s hearing and development, the maximum volume is 50dBA. At this level, the sounds are audible and brain waves pick up on them, but they do not disturb once asleep.

Red light

Research has shown that unlike exposure to other lights on the spectrum which significantly suppress melatonin (the sleep hormone), red light exposure allows the production of melatonin which relaxes the body ready for sleep. Our research has shown that a baby sleep solution that incorporates red light could help babies get to sleep faster, sleep longer through the night, and be minimally stimulating during night-time awakenings, making re-settling easier.

Choose from 3 brightness levels, the maximum being 200 lux which is recommended as the brightest setting for the least impact on sleep. Perfect for use as a nightlight when breastfeeding during the night to keep disturbance to a minimum.

Pulsing light

The rhythmical pulsing light waves encourage slow, deep breaths to relax the user ready for sleep. The first, faster pulse setting reflects the baby's resting breathing rate of ~20 breaths per minute (bpm), helping to induce sleep in infants. Once the baby is asleep, switch to the second, slower pulse setting that mimics your resting breathing rate to help you relax and prime the body for sleep.