Provide soothing comfort to your baby at night with the Tiny Love Meadow Days Sound ‘n Sleep Projector Soother. This rechargeable smart-soother’s built-in sensor automatically activates soothing music and projects soft, starry lights when baby cries, helping lull them back into peaceful slumber. An autotimer can be set for 15, 30, or 60 minutes of operation before shutting down. Parents can choose baby’s favorite songs and download up to an hour of them using the soother’s built-in MP3 player. This soother includes 35 minutes of uninterrupted calming sounds with 22 different melodies and a collection of nature sounds to soothe your child to sleep. Help comfort your baby during quiet times or nap time with the baby mobile’s soft, glowing night light. This projector soother includes a rechargeable battery and USB charger. Tiny Love strives to identify the latest discoveries in child development and translate them into engaging, interactive baby toys that nurture skills and delight the senses.

Novel projector soother with starlight projector, cry sensor, sweet lullabies and an MP3 player. A sensing soother for the perfect sleep!

TINY LOVE Sound ‘n Sleep Projector Soother Features

• Starlight projector and soft music lull baby to sleep by creating a soothing and relaxing bedtime atmosphere while supporting baby’s EQ.
• Fitted with a built-in MP3 that allows parents to create their own playlist for baby and 17 preset sweet lullabies.
• Specially designed cry sensor carefully monitors babies’ sleep, automatically turning on soft music to help lull baby back to sleep.
• Auto-timer allows parents to set soother to automatically shut down after 10, 30 or 60 minutes.
• Designed in the image of Marie, an all-smiles curious hedgehog named after the great scientist, Marie Curie.
• Part of the Meadow Days Collection! Encouraging your baby’s development by inspiring Moments of Wonder.

Features:

• Projection control
• Volume control
• MP3 player control buttons
• Soothing white noise
• Cry sensor
• 10, 30 and 60 min turn-off auto-timer
• Built-in rechargeable battery and USB port
• 17 lullaby tunes
• Nightlight dimmer
• USB cable is included

Age Tips:

1-3 Months

Place by baby’s crib to surround your young baby with a peaceful, relaxing and familiar environment. Try playing other sounds or music you find relaxing using the MP3 player and see how your little one responds.

3-6 Months

Include the Sound ‘n Sleep Projector Soother in your bedtime routine and let the engaging combination of soft light and music help prepare your little one for sleep. Create a special playlist for your baby using the MP3 player.

6-18+ Months

Now that baby is older, the cry monitor can assist in getting baby to sleep for longer stretches during the night, getting back to sleep more easily if awoken. The familiar projector can continue being a part of baby’s comforting bedtime routine well into toddlerhood. The built-in MP3 will let you adapt the music to baby’s changing musical preferences.

Modes of Use:

Preset LullabiesChoose from a variety of 17 preset lullabies included in the soother.
Add Your Own MusicUse the MP3 player to play your own music to baby. From favourite upbeat songs while baby is awake to relaxing sounds of the sea or your own favorite lullabies when it’s time to tune down.
Nightlight and StarlightYou can choose between the charming starlight projection and soft nightlight to add a little light to your baby’s night. Note that you can dim the nightlight to make sure it doesn’t disturb baby’s sleep.

These are the key Developmental Wonders that this product can help encourage in your baby:

SensesThe musical selection and soothing starlight projection stimulate babys sense of sound and sight.
EQThe soothing atmosphere created by the starlight projection, warm nightlight and soft music help baby fall asleep independently. The cry sensor monitors you little ones’ sleep, helping babies and toddlers lull themselves back to sleep after waking up.

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