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Pocket Baby Soother White Noise Machine, Penguin
The Pocket Baby Soother is a powerful travel tool in your infant sleep routine and helps baby fall asleep fast and minimizes sleep disruption from the outside world. It creates a constant, soothing sound that helps lull your baby to sleep by mimicking the sound of the womb. Once baby is asleep, white noise works throughout the night (or nap) to drown out the random noises that would have disrupted sleep. The Pocket Baby Soother plays six soothing sounds and is housed in an adorable silicone cover in child-friendly shapes. Incredibly easy to clean with a food-grade silicone cover that is removable and dishwasher-safe. This perfectly portable baby white noise machine helps you take the familiar and comforting sleep sound everywhere you go in a fun, kid-friendly package. It plays up to 8 hours on a full charge, and is easily recharged on-the-go with the included USB cord.
- The Pocket Baby Soother comes in Penguin, Fox, Dinosaur, and Unicorn shapes
- 6 Sounds: White Noise, Brown Noise, Signature Dohm®, Gentle Surf, Twinkle-Twinkle Little Star, Lullaby
- Play continuously or set the optional nap timer to 30 mins, 60 mins, or 2 hours
- Adjustable volume
- Food-Grade Removable silicone cover is top-rack dishwasher friendly, towel dry completely before putting it back on the unit
- 4 hours to charge, lasts up to 8 hours on a fully charged battery when using compatible charging products
- Includes: Sound Machine, Use & Care Guide, Baby-Safe Clip, Micro B-USB Rechargeable power cord (5VDC/1A Required Power Adapter not included
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
About Yogasleep: A traveling salesman named Jim Buckwalter realized his wife Trudy slept better in motel rooms than she did while at home. The couple identified the soothing lull of the air conditioner unit as the cure to Trudy’s relentless tossing and turning. Jim got to work in his garage, attempting to create a product that replicated the noise of an air conditioner with none of the air but only the sound. And the Dohm sound machine was created.