Chicco First Dreams Teddy Bear with Night Light, Blue | Projects Stars, Lighting Effects, Relaxing Music, Calming for Baby

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Chicco First Dreams Teddy Bear with Night Light, Blue

Our testers also reckoned the built-in night-light in the ‘head’ was a nice touch, with 3 brightness levels. The Shnuggle also comes with a handy strap to take on bathroom visits before slotting back on to its coloured thermometer base. If your child is best soothed by a moving light show, then this is the best projector night light we’ve found.Super cute and cuddly, Ewan replicates the comfort of the womb with a selection of soothing sounds, making this an excellent choice for encouraging sleep. Created in 1946 in Italy by Pietro Catelli, the Chicco brand supports millions of children aged from 0 to 36 months worldwide and contributes every day to their happiness. But you can choose the sounds if preferred - the options include white noise, rainfall and even a vacuum cleaner!

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Fellow MFM tester Lauren, mum to a 3-year-old and a baby, said, I love the fact it’s not just a one-trick-pony and the fact both my baby and my 3- year-old can enjoy it, with multiple uses.Because we know that there’s nothing like a recommendation from a real parent, we first headed to the Mumsnet forums to find out which night lights discerning Mumsnet users had bought and rated themselves. This mat fits to baby relax phases:- from 2 months, it becomes a cozy nest when cuddling while lying down,- from 4 months, it is ideal to reinforce its muscles when baby is lying on the stomach,- from 6 months, it is a supple support in sitting position.

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Luckily, there’s a wide range of toys and ingenious sleep aids on the market designed to help your baby drift off, and keep sleep-starved parents sane in the process. While some Mumsnet users were concerned about the use of blue light or found them too bright, many reviewers found these to be ideal for travel, being small enough to easily fit in an overnight bag. There are different strengths of light, which is brilliant and the sound quality is really good – [it] even made mummy and daddy sleepy!The mobile relaxes baby and is a ritual before bedtime which helps baby to peacefully sleep thanks to the music, white noise and soft light. Check for handy loops and straps – a simple detail that means your sleep aid can be easily attached to cots, car seats or prams. Look for a soft glow rather than dazzling brightness, and, as with volume, ideally choose one that’s adjustable. Chicco’s machine-washable teddy bear features 3 different light effects, including ceiling projection as well as 30 minutes of sound with a choice of classical, jazz, soft rock and modern new-age soothing melodies.

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It’s really sweet, and nice that you can have it as a soft toy as your child gets older,” said MFM tester and mum Tara. These include cuddly toys that incorporate soothing heartbeats (similar to those your baby encountered in the womb), or emit a reassuring glow. EVERYONE WILL ENJOY A RESTFUL NIGHT’S SLEEP: This adorable whale helps soothe baby to an enchanting sleep with relaxing sounds and soft glowing lights. Our testers found the otter to be highly effective, with the breathing simulation much more than a mere gimmick. There’s no cry sensor, but some parents find these can be unreliable so it’s down to personal choice – and that means it’s a little cheaper than some comparable sleep aids.Adjustable settings - How bright is the night light and can you change the settings to dim it as required? Your child will likely grow out of any attachment to a night light by the time they are four or five years old, but this largely depends on the child. Others require you to manually turn them off - this can be a risky action if you aren't able to control it remotely.