News – Gemma Reynolds

Baby Sleep Regression? How White Noise Can Be Part of the Solution

As a parent, we know all too well that there’s nothing more frustrating than finally getting your baby to sleep well, only for it to all fall apart literally overnight. This is called baby sleep regression and it is very real. Here’s the good news though - it’s temporary and there are things you can do which will help your baby sleep better during this phase.

News – Gemma Reynolds

From Colic to Catnaps: Why Parents Are Raving About White Noise Machines

Of course, every baby is different. But there is one sleep tool has consistently stood out for families across the world - sound machines. From colicky newborns to energetic toddlers who resist naps. White noise for babies has helped thousands of parents find calm during even the most difficult sleep stretches.

News – Charlotte Hillyard

How Much Sleep Does My Baby Really Need? A Month-by-Month Guide

When you become a parent, you’ll realize that baby’s sleep becomes one of the biggest challenges for you, bringing with it the questions such as whether your baby is getting enough sleep, should they be napping more and wondering if it’s normal for them to wake every two hours. Our aim in this guide is to break down how much sleep your baby really needs at each stage. We’ll also give you practical tips, including how white noise, pink noise and natural sounds can help.

News – Gemma Reynolds

New Parent’s Guide to White Noise: When, Where, and How to Use It

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know. From how to use it safely, to choosing the best white noise machine for your family. We'll also talk you through the many benefits of white noise.

News – Sophie Delaney

New Parent’s Survival Guide to Sleep

Let’s be honest - navigating newborn sleep is not for the faint hearted. Between the constant night feeds and early wake ups, the exhaustion can feel completely overwhelming. It's isn't a surprise that sleep deprivation is used as a form of torture! But believe us, it doesn't have to be like this.