Baby white noise suggestions please?

[PuntoLon]

Give me your best game changing white / pink / whatever noise suggestions that your babies slept better to please??!! Ideally digital ones coz fan is making the room cold in current weather and blocking his nose too. DC is 5 months old if that matters.

Have tried YouTube all night white noise ones, actual song lullabies, white noise app with Ac and hoover sounds and they haven't really done much.

Thanks a ton!

Tommee Tippee Grofriend. DD3 still adores hers. Different sounds and volumes mean lots of options to see what works best for you.

Green noise on Alexa. Or brown noise.

dreamegg are great and portable

We use MyBaby SoundSpa Portable Baby Sound Machine. Runs on batteries or electric. Runs all night. I found white noise wasn’t working because i didn’t have it loud enough. I turned it up a bit and works wonders. Machine was £13 on Amazon

DD had/has an Ewan the Dream Sheep & absolutely loved it. She still turns her face towards it in the night at the age of almost 5. One of the legs makes noises that replicate the noise a baby is supposed to hear in the womb, I think. Anyway, she loves it.

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Ask Alexa for baby white noise , is what we used . Worked really well

I am looking at a Dreamegg and a yogasleep, wondering which is the best. It is a gift, not for me.

dreamegg!

I play what's noise via alexa. Works like a charm. Dps snoring also helps 🤣

White noise

Thank-you for the suggestions. In the end we decided on a differant one, Vtech sleep trainer.

We use the “Organic White Noise for Babies” which is on Spotify/ iTunes and have “story book storm” on repeat and set it to go off after 30 mins. We just have it on an old phone.

We've got a dreamegg, it's worked wonders for our dd.

My daughter used YouTube Henry Hoover white noise! It got her little one to sleep in no time!

I also love our dreamegg. We use pink noise.

Pink noise can actually work better than white noise for babies — it's softer and less harsh on the ears. Also, nature sounds like rain, waves, or wind through trees tend to calm little ones better than things like fans or vacuums.
I’ve been mixing my own sleep sounds at make-white-noise.com — you can layer different noises and even save them as MP3s. Might be worth a try!