White Noise Baby Sleep Sound
iOS app by Syed Hammad Ali Shah. Health & Fitness · Syed Hammad Ali Shah
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Store description excerpt
Get Your Baby to Sleep Magically with these White Noise Baby Sleep Sounds! It becomes an essential app for parents because of the hectic lives we are in, and the miraculous results it produces. Bring your baby closer to nature and the sounds that it was already used to give a familiar environment for a night of better & peaceful sleep. Sounds Available in this Baby Sleep Sounds App: - White Noise - Lullaby - Womb - Music box - Rain - Storm - Wind - Wood Burning - Birds Chirping - Cat purring - Car - Plane - Vaccum - Radio - Ceiling Fan - Hair Dryer Features: - All function on a single page - Play for 15/30/45 min - Play infinitely - Play with Screen Off - Categorized for easy Navigation - Our own recommendation - No Internet Needed - Use offline - No Ads - Completely Free Why Baby Sleep Sounds are important? Babies have been hearing sounds all the time until they are born, and playing sounds actually makes your baby react too. So, recognizing what sound relaxes your baby and then playing it can actually give the baby a peaceful night. White Noise and Embryo/Utero/Womb Sounds are most popular for babies. They may seem odd to hear but it is actually what helps your baby. Playing these sounds can also have a calming effect on your child. Not only your child, but you yourself can benefit from it as well. Caution: Don’t overdo your baby with these sounds as an excess of anything isn’t good and can make your baby dependant.
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