Portable Sound Machine - Mom-Like 'Shh!' Sound for Baby, Sleeping Soother, Newborn Essentials for Crib, Battery Operated Hush, Travel Friendly, Shower & Registry Gift - 1 Count

Love it. It has been a total live saver. If you’re on the fence about whether you need a dedicated shusher, let me tell you—you do. Our LO loves rhythmic noise, and while making the "shushing" sound ourselves works, it’s exhausting to do for 20 minutes straight at 3 a.m. The Baby Shusher mimics a parents voice perfectly. It has two timer settings (15 and 30 minutes), which is usually more than enough time to get our LO to drift off or calm down. It’s small enough to toss in the diaper bag so easy to use on the go. Has an adjustable volume which comes in handy when a loud crying spell comes on, and easy and simple to use. No apps or screens. Just twist the top to turn it on. It has definitely made our bedtime routine much smoother. Highly recommend for any exhausted new parent!

*edit* my sis said she used this for about a month and it just stopped working. She replaced the batteries and still nothing. Hoping we can get a replacement one. It worked GREAT up until it crapping out though. I still think it's a great buy, just stinks that it doesn't work anymore. I bought this for my sis, who just had her first baby last week. I bought it solely based on a blogger that I follow who said and I quote "we don't go anywhere without it"...that's all I needed to hear to buy it. They've had it for 4 days and it's always wherever the baby is. They said it calms my nephew down when they change his diaper (pre-Shusher he would get fussy). It helps him sleep and just provides great white noise. It's ridiculously easy to use. Three notches are for 30 min, 15 min and off, it's basically goof-proof. The price seemed a little high for it just shooshing but I babysit and shooshing with your own mouth gets tiring after 10 or 15+ min and my mouth starts to go numb, plus you can't talk, so this is definitely gets an A+ just for that alone. They haven't had it long enough to give feedback on the battery life, but I think it takes batteries, and you can get them at the dollar store, so I don't foresee that being an issue. I'm honestly debating getting one for myself, to take with me when I babysit, for my box of tricks. I also love this because it's portable, the other huge plus, most kids I sit for have sound machines, which are great, but they stay plugged into the wall and don't get moved around, this is light and easy to toss in a bag or place next to the car seat on a car ride.

The photographer used it during my baby’s newborn pictures and it was like magic. I ordered one before the shoot was over and use it daily. Highly recommend!

Amazing! One of my top baby products we use. Every baby needs this. Definitely helps baby calm down. I highly recommend! I also like how small it is. It’s easy to travel with. You can adjust the noise level to what you want.

This baby shusher was a lifesaver for getting my newborn to sleep in the early months! I would recommend. Took one star off for a few reasons: -Turning it on/off makes a clicking noise that sometimes woke my baby -max time is 30 minutes, sometimes my baby would wake up from a nap when it stopped -wish it was designed in a way that you could set it standing up on a hard surface and still hear the noise

If you are new parent or buying for a new parent! This is an absolute must have. I did not purchase this until my baby was about a month old and I wish I had it so much sooner. As a new mom or dad when you are trying to settle a very cranky baby you find your self shushing so what feels like hours. This thing does the shushing for you! Saving your checks, jaws and lips from over tiredness. It can be really quiet of really loud, I love how adjustable it is. It is compact so you can easily take this everywhere with you. It will calm your baby! Only downfall is that it is runs on a 15 minute or 30 minute timer. You will have to restart it after the times done as there is jo way to keep in on as a constant noise.

This thing was SUCH a disappointment. They took a great idea and just made a completely terrible product. For $10 I'd be fine with this, but for $35, it's going back. The pros: I does make a "shhhhhh" sound, which is great. And now the cons (you might want to freshen your quarantine cocktail): - It makes a shushing sound, but it will only do it for 15 or 30 minutes. If you want to shush longer, like all night for instance, you will have to keep getting up to cycle the power. Maybe they knew a constant-on would burn through batteries too fast (more on that in a min). The fact that you can't just set it to ON and leave it running is the primary reason I have decided this device is useless to me and needs to go back. - It is a highly directional speaker, meaning you can hear it pretty well if it's facing right at you, but it sounds very quiet if it's pointed away from you. But they designed it like a torpedo, so you can't stand it up with the speaker pointing at the baby's head. The speaker faces down if you stand it upright. The only flat surface is the one the speaker points at, so if you lay it on something next to the baby like a night stand, it might very well roll away. It will stay put just fine if you put it on a soft surface, like next to the baby's head in a crib, but that violates Safe Sleep protocol. A product design that incentivizes people to break Safe Sleep rules sounds like terrible design to me. - It's not super loud, so it has to be pretty close to the baby's head, depending on how loud you need the shushing. I bought this thing for the times when my baby is really pissed and I need pretty aggressive shushing, and it just doesn't cut it. The volume is fine for if baby is already calm and sleeping, but does nothing to soothe a baby that's already crying because it's not loud enough for him to hear over the noise he's already making. - Battery life. As others have said, buy lots of batteries. Why they didn't make this thing USB rechargeable like everything else is beyond me. At $35, it needs to have a rechargeable internal battery, like the $12 white noise machine we have. - Battery access: when the batteries die, first you'll think "didn't I just replace these?". Then you'll say "crap, it's 4AM, I have a screaming infant, and I have to go find some batteries AND a screwdriver". What fun! Some may say this is a safety consideration, but I challenge you to find an infant that needs a shusher that could possibly summon up the dexterity to get batteries out of a standard snap-on battery cover. My toddler could do it, but toddlers don't need this thing. When you put it back on, the battery cover lid is also the power switch, so don't screw it on too tight or you won't be able to turn it on. - Dead on arrival: this is a product that's designed to soothe unhappy babies. That means when a parent gets this, they're probably a little exhausted and frustrated. This is exactly the kind of product that needs to work when it arrives. I found a bunch of heavy grease (inexplicably inside of the battery compartment) covering the electrical contacts on the screw on cap, preventing it from turning on. I really, really wanted to like this thing. I was so excited to get it, and then so disappointed at how poorly this great idea was executed. What's worse, they basically have the market cornered - in a greenfield market, they could have made slight changes and actually had an excellent product. For $35, that's what they needed to do. But I cannot bring myself to spend that much money on a product that is so incredibly poorly and cheaply designed.

The product Baby Shusher worked great for 4 months and then suddenly stopped making the 'shush' sound. Even after replacing the batteries the shusher has stopped working. This was a great product while it worked as it helped put my baby to sleep and was portable and small enough to be carried anywhere outside the home including the car, plane, grandma's and friends homes. The timer on the shusher has a 15 min and 30 min option. I wish they would make this product with added timers for 60 mins and 90 mins as I often have to go back into the room of the sleeping baby to reset once the shusher reaches 30 mins. With everyday use the batteries had to be replaced twice and then the product stopped working all together. The company on Amazon that is selling this product is "Healthcare Zoo" who do not even have a contact number to call to get a replacement product. When I contacted Amazon they informed me that they could not replace the product because it was outside their 90 day return policy for baby items. After speaking at length to a supervisor, Amazon agreed to refund only a portion of the original purchase price upon return of the product. That is really disappointing as either I want a replacement of the shusher or a full refund not partial refund. I then contacted the manufacturer, PNEO. Their phone number (877-737-9177) is listed on the leaflet that came with the baby shusher and after several phone calls and emails they have asked for the receipt and product information. Hopefully they will send me a replacement. The moral is do not buy this product from the seller "Healthcare Zoo" because if the shusher stops working after the initial 3 months Amazon will make it very difficult to replace the product as they stated it was not 'sold' by Amazon and only fulfilled by Amazon. Next time I will only buy this product directly from the baby shusher website. That way they will honor the 1 year Warranty this product comes with without hassles.

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Excelente producto!

Cet article est vraiment utile pour calmer bébé. Et des mois plus tard, notre fils l'utilise toujours pour se calmer au moment du coucher donc top!

赤ちゃんがよく寝てくれるよいになりました！ 持ち運びもしやすいので購入して良かったです！

It worked great, baby loved it, incorporated it into bedtime and naps and it was great. The design is brilliant because it can live in the crib with baby safely and it’s better than an app because it frees up your phone and you don’t have to worry about someone calling or something and distrusting baby. It’s worth it. Only lasted about 6 months, then stopped working... but at that point baby didn’t need it anymore so I was okay with it.