Baby Soother Portable Sound Pod

$59.00 ~~$78.00~~

6 Calming Sounds for Better Baby’s Sleep

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Looking for a portable noise machine with relaxing sounds to calm your baby?

A baby soother with a variety of sounds to set a soothing vibe and get your baby down to sleep faster?

Something that’ll reduce the crying?

Well, you’ll love our baby soother which has an almost magical effect on babies. Save time, have little peace for yourself and sleep better by calming your baby effectively and almost instantly.

6 SOUND MODES

Unlike other limited portable noise machines which feature 1 sound (let’s face it not all sounds work and babies get bored of them easily), this baby soother features 6 different calming sounds including:

- Lullaby,
- Rain,
- Ocean,
- White noise,
- Rythmic "shush" sound,
- Fetal heartbeat

All are carefully selected for newborns, and you can switch them until you find the perfect sound that works for your baby.

LONG-LASTING BATTERY & EASY CONTROL

Enjoy fast charging with the included USB-cable and long-lasting battery life. Adjust the volume easily by rotating the upper part, and rotate the lower part to switch between the 6 sound modes.

PORTABLE & COMPACT

Carry it anywhere with you and attach it easily with the hanging rope and its comfortable-to-hold tumbler shape.

Features

6 sound modes: shush, lullaby, rain, ocean, white noise and fetal heartbeat
Portable and compact
Easy twist to function controls
Rechargeable

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How much does shipping cost?

Get Free Toll Express Shipping in Australia for any order over $100!
Or express shipping from $5.99 for orders under $100.

Can a fetal Doppler replace ultrasound appointments?

Our Babyheart fetal Doppler monitors work similar to an ultrasound, but they shouldn’t be used as a replacement for regular ultrasound appointments and doctor visits.

Why can’t I hear anything? Does it mean my baby is having complications?

If you are unable to hear your baby’s heartbeat, don’t panic. Your baby could be too small for the Doppler to detect its heartbeat and you should wait until your baby is more developed. Your baby could also be in a position which makes it difficult for the monitor to pick up the heartbeat. However, if you have a feeling something is wrong, contact your physician.

I hear two heartbeats. Why?

If you are hearing more than one heartbeat, you could either be hearing the same heartbeat in two different locations, or you are pregnant with twins. If you’re in the later stages of pregnancy and the two heartbeats are within 10 beats per minute of each other, it’s probably just one fetus.

Is my baby’s heart rate normal?

If you are receiving a measurement of 120 to 160 BPM, your baby’s heart rate is considered normal. Measurements which are lower than 120 BPM could be your own heart rate and you should reposition the probe. We always recommend contacting your physician with questions about your baby's heart rate.

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