Skip Hop Owl Moonlight And Melodies Nightlight Soother

Very cute but sounds tinny – I was having issues with my daughter staying asleep in her own room because the noise travels up to her room and for some reason is the noisiest room in the house (we couldn’t even flush the toilet that’s how loud her room is. have since swapped rooms) She has a Riff Raff and co lovey ( can’t say enough good things about it!!) but there’s only 2 options for how long it plays 20 or 40 mins. So I started researching white noise machines that were 1) not on a timer (that option is available on this product) 2) didn’t run on batteries and needed to be plugged in 3) played white noise (womb)

This was the only one I came across that had all 3 features I was after. I had read some reviews online saying the sound was a bit tinny but I had hopes it wouldn’t be as bad as people made out and it was my only option really.

Unfortunately it is as tinny as people mentioned it was and the louder you turn it up the worse it sounds. But we run it on 3 or 4 for volume and it’s not so bad.

However, this product does have great features and it looks very cute! It has the cutest projector built into the top which you can change the direction it points in and how bright it is. You can also totally turn off this feature (I do). It is also a night light which you can adjust how bright it is (another feature I don’t use) It has plenty of options for white noise or lullabies. Adjustable volume and different lengths of time it will play for or you can just leave it on all night. The power button is located at the top in the middle so it’s easy to turn on and off as you need it.

It does the job for what we need it to do but if I found another product that sounded better with all these features I would replace it.

Great light and sleep aid with lots of features – I love this lamp! My baby is a terrible sleeper and this has really helped. It has different music options, several different types of white noise, volume and brightness control, and a star projector (which tilts, so you can position the light on a bedside table but still put the stars above the bed). I highly recommend, I only wish I introduced it to by child's room earlier!