Parents in our BabyCentre community recommended this Glow Dreaming unit to other parents looking for advice on sleep aid machines that had worked for them. When shopping for a white noise machine you might notice that some machines offer white, pink and brown noise too. Jenna said that: "Pink noise is just on another frequency and some people find it more pleasant to listen to than plain white noise." Pink noise works in a similar way to white noise, but it’s on a deeper frequency, and brown noise is on a lower frequency still. I thought perhaps I was doing something wrong when I switched on the “night light” on the Hushh. It’s not really fit for purpose and, hearing only three sounds after the bells and whistles of so many of the other machines I reviewed, I was a bit disappointed. More than 20 sounds, including thunderstorm sounds, ocean sounds, wind chimes, brown noise and jungle night

One BabyCentre parent said:"We switched to a wee white noise machine some ladies on here recommended called Hushh. It plays white noise continuously and it’s been great for us. I’d absolutely recommend the Hushh" Specs Jenna said when it comes to choosing a white noise machine to soothe your baby you should "…ensure it is true white noise (not rain sounds etc.) and that it stays on for all naps and all night." Can you leave a white noise machine on all night for your baby? This delicate, lightweight white noise machine comes with two light options: a calming pink glow and soft white night light, which can be turned on or off in an instant. White noise machines do have downsides,” says Dr Browning. “They drown out external sounds you do need to hear, for example if you have children who call out in the night, alarms and danger signs. We tend to sleep better when it’s dark and quiet so if your sleep is fine, there’s no real advantage to putting a white noise on to make it better.” Are white noise machines good for babies? White noise is a completley safe and effective way to improve sleep. It's recommended to keep sound levels to that of a soft shower - around 65 dB if listening for a long period of time.It offers 11 different soothing sounds in total: six of which are for babies and include lullabies, and five that adults can enjoy too (if you enjoy being lulled off to sleep with white noise). There’s a wide range of volume levels (32 in total) and it’s surprisingly clear and powerful for its size. Don’t forget, however, that white noise machines shouldn’t be left on too loud or close to baby’s ears. Minute Timer- The noise machine can be played continuously all night, or you can set up a 30, 60 or 90 minute timer to switch off the sounds and lights after the preferred time.

Adjustable Night Light - To help to create the perfect sleeping environment, the LUMI App features a soothing night light with 7 different colours to choose from. The red light is known to encourage melatonin production helping you to wind down, whilst the warm night light is comforting for babies and provides a handy light for night feeds. Brown noise contains all the frequencies of sound, but with the very low frequencies at greater volume” Dr Browning says. “It’s like the roaring inside an aircraft. This makes it more pleasant to hear.” Some studies have shown brown noise to be good for tinnitus sufferers. What is green noise?

It has eight sounds and four volume levels to choose from so you can find what works for your baby - including shushing noises, water sounds and womb noises.