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Can this only be used with the 15 & 30 minute timers or is there an option for it to stay on continuously? One of the DVDs talked about the best way to soothe fussy babies. We casually watched, knowing we would never need these techniques since we would have a perfect, calm baby!span itemprop="name">Shhhh...it that's priceyFairly effective. It's just such a simple machine, that the price you pay for it is a joke. Baby Shusher was created by Chad and Katie Zunker, who birthed the product out of their own personal desperation while raising their three little girls. The company is located in the beautiful city of Austin, Texas. All babies have known for the first nine months before birth are the soothing sounds inside their mother’s womb. It has been suggested that the baby would hear a “ sing-song of muffled speech” inside the womb. These noises could include a gentle muffled voice, as well as the movement of amniotic fluid. Its key function is to play soothing, shushing noises that mimic a human voice. This can relax your baby and help them feel as if their mother is quieting them. It can also create similar noises that your baby would have heard inside the womb.

The focus of the Baby Shusher is to ease the sleepless nights and help keep your baby calm when they’re agitated. It’s designed for both parents who are struggling with a sleep schedule, and those who have fussy babies. Let’s be honest, who hasn’t experienced fussy spells from their baby? The simple volume dial allows you to adjust the sound of the machine depending on the baby's preference. The American Academy of Pediatrics(AAP) recommends using a quiet (less than 50 decibels) infant sleep machine to mask environmental noises, help babies fall asleep faster, and keep them stay asleep for longer. Sleep routines help to reinforce the difference between day and night. This can be aided by a specific routine that happens with your baby every night. Your baby might benefit from a routine similar to this one: After more than two years of testing and research with real moms and real babies, having sudden and long crying baby issues, we came up with the following very valuable feature list of baby soothing sound.

We were never strong believers of portable white noise machines because we thought the sound quality wasn't very good, the batteries never lasted very long, and they simply weren't as well built as the larger nursery sound machines. Well, over the past few years, we've seen some great portable sound machines enter the market, including the Soundbub (above) and this awesome Dreamegg system! This versatile device is super small (only 3.5" wide!), lightweight (only 6 ounces!), and portable, and can be used in your nursery by plugging in the included USB cable (you'll need to provide your own adapter plug as you use for your cell phone), or while on the go by virtue of its built-in battery and ring clip. At home, the Dreamegg has a convenient auto-off timer you can set (30, 60, or 90 minutes), or you can leave it running continuously, and a great adjustable-intensity nightlight with a nice warm hue. When you're out with your little one, you can attach it to your stroller, diaper bag, car seat, or anywhere else you'd like your baby to relax! It's a great option for infants who are being strolled around in your stroller's bassinet attachment through noisy streets. Speaking of noisy streets, this is one of the louder white noise machines we've tested: with the volume turned all the way up, it emits over 70 dB of noise, which is over the AAP suggested limit of 50 dB. That might be good when you're on the go, such as in a noisy vehicle or in a noisy area of town, but it's also potentially harmful to your child's hearing. Definitely keep the volume on a low-to-medium setting with this system.