Soothers in Healthcare
Sound therapy and personalized voice messages are proven to help NICU infants relax, which improves their feeding and empowers their development process.
While the infant is in the NICU, parents can use Soothers to comfort their child with the sounds of their voices. This provides both the parents and baby the opportunity to bond when they cannot physically be together.
Research-based literature proves that music therapy and personalized voice messages can help infants in the NICU recover faster. This benefits the infant, its parents, and the dedicated staff committed to nursing their patients so they can spend less time at the hospital and more time at home where they belong.
Wyatt the Whale®
What makes the Wyatt app really special is the voice-recording feature. Pick from one of the 18 free scripts and record yourself reading the story aloud. Your little one will feel like you’re right there even when you can’t be.
All you need to do is connect Wyatt the Whale to your smartphone via Wi-Fi and you’re ready to start downloading new stories and sounds.
Wyatt comes ready with 10 calming lullabies and 10 soft ambient sounds, like a trickling stream and white noise, to help baby relax.
This soother comes with 60 minutes of preloaded stories to help your baby drift off to dreamland.
Soft light shines through the top of Wyatt’s back, projecting a starry night scene onto the ceiling. Plus you can choose from 3 relaxing colors to help baby sleep.
The storytelling soother app lets you swap out stories, and gives you access to more sounds and songs to keep baby entertained. Best of all, they’re all free.
Tommy the Turtle®
Choose from 10 stories and help baby drift off to dreamland. A gentle voice reads new and classic tales for up to 40 minutes of story time.
Tommy comes ready with 10 calming lullabies and 10 soft ambient sounds, like a washing machine and gentle shushing to help baby relax.
Tommy’s belly lets out gentle light to soothe your little one in the dark. By dimming or brightening with the button on his carapace, you can create just the right atmosphere for your baby.
With the Auto-off timer set the soother to shut off after 60 minutes so you don’t have to sneak into the nursery once baby is asleep.
The free Tommy the Turtle Storyteller app lets you add or change stories to keep baby entertained night after night. Plus, you’ll have access to more sounds and lullabies to build your own soothing soundtrack.
Help baby feel close to you even when you can’t be there by recording your own voice for them to doze off to. Find a script in the free app, or calm your little one by making up a story of your own.