This would be even better if you could set the time for longer than 10 minutes as 10 minutes wasn't always quite long enough as when it stopped it was a rush to get it started again before it was too late! It transmits soothing 'white noise' directly to your baby, keeping them relaxed and happy. Fantastic for at home as part of your calming routine, or when out and about or travelling. There is a choice of three soothing white noise sounds to choose from: heart-beat, ocean waves or rain falling on a tin roof, which are all set at a safe volume. The mitt can be removed, washed and re-used. The cushion is covered in soft, pure cotton.

This magical cube is known for being used for dementia sufferers and people who struggle to settle to sleep at night as it projects a night scene around the room. Your baby will start to recognise the cues that it's time to sleep and making them feel secure and comfortable as possible will help the process, too. The size, light, cover and sound functions make Gro-hush a practical and easy-to-use baby calmer–and the truth is that sometimes anything that can help a new mum get a bit of extra sleep and energy is much appreciated. I didn’t even need to read the instructions to see how it worked. There are a choice of three sounds, white noise, heartbeat and rain on a tin roof. Once the button is pressed the relevant button is illuminated by a gentle white light and the sounds begins playing, once pressed the sound then continues for 10 minutes before stopping and the unit turns off. The Gro-hush comes with a sturdy and protective travel case to keep it clean and protected when out and about and when not in use at home. The Gro-hush is quite small (it only weighs 107 grams with batteries) and will easily fit in a changing bag or handbag. It has a washable cushion cover made from super soft jersey cotton.When the boy was a baby over 3 years ago, sleep time was a massive source of anxiety for me. I’d not had much experience of babies and I certainly wasn’t prepared for how little sleep was involved. Other people had warned me but I never really knew what sleep deprivation was like until I had a baby! The worse piece of advice ever given to me was “Sleep when the baby sleeps”

It helped calm and soothe my tired grumpy baby. He loved the different soothing noises and it was very easy to use. It's been really useful as my little one is teething and gets upset when he's too tired. I love that it’s so easy to use, that it comes with a case and the amazing fact that you can play white noise that ONLY your baby can hear and that will not get drowned by other noises. Perfect for settling your baby in a noisy and busy environment. Getting your child to sleep soundly is the Holy Grail of parenting, but achieving those golden hours of unbroken shut-eye (for you too!) can be a bit of a struggle.Anybody with a newborn is all too familiar with the act of hushing or shushing their baby in efforts to calm them. While this may seem like a basic requirement for baby care, The Gro Company makers of the every popular Grobag, has a nifty new product that can help parents with this task. One may question whether something like this is really necessary, but most new moms are pretty tired, possibly frazzled and those who are nursing may be dehydrated and not keen on making their dry mouth worse.

Using three AAA batteries you simply select the sound option your baby prefers and hold the grohush against their ear. Thr calming sounds transmitted by the grohush can only be heard when held to your ears which enables you to calm your baby without disturbing others, it’s also small and portable so you can calm your little one on the go. Review: Natural History Museum’s Fantastic Beasts exhibition to explore how nature inspires myths and magic July 20th | by Tine It would have been great to have come with batteries. I had to find a screwdriver and batteries before I could use it. That's the only thing I could think of to improve this lovely soother. Tested by mum Catherine Jones for the M&B Awards 2016: T is three weeks old and has since fallen asleep to the sound of the grohush baby calmer by having it lay next to him while settling in his bed. Before using the grohush you must make sure your baby isn’t crying because they require feeding/changing or simply a great big cuddle from mummy and daddy, otherwise you’ll have one very agitated tiny person!

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it comes with a travel case and washable cover – love this cause I can just throw it in my diaper bag and not worry about spillage etc… Designed specifically to calm your baby, the gro hush comes in a handy clear plastic case with a removable and washable cover, it has three noise settings all set to a baby safe volume. One to mimic mummys heartbeat, as babies are used to this sound from being in the womb, calming raindrops on a tin roof and whooshing ocean waves. the volume is preset at a safe level of 75 decibels, so no worries about it affecting your little one’s hearing I’m one of those parents who first the first 6 months of my baby’s life, never left the house without a white noise device of some kind. My baby was – um – spirited, I guess you can call it? You can bet I’d find myself in line at the grocery store or out for a walk with other mom friends and their babes, and who’s baby would be shrieking at the top of her lungs? Mine. Gro-hush is a baby calmer with soothing sounds–three white noises which are often comforting to young babies and also used to help adults sleep. The white noises on Gro-hush includes heart beat, waves and pouring rain, and Baby Boy seems to like the sound of crashing waves, which is what I now use as part of my baby routine.