BabySleep System™

The BabySleep System is a one-hour recording, available on CD or as a download, that enables parents to help their infants fall asleep fast, stay asleep longer and eliminate problems that result from daily sleep interruptions and episodes of crying through the night.  The product sells for $19.95 on the BabySleep System web site.
 
The BabySleep System incorporates a technology called "The WombEffect," which uses actual audio recordings from the womb, digitally processed to emulate the "underwater" sounds that babies experience before birth. The recording features a delicately balanced mixture of a rested heartbeat, intrauterine womb sounds (blood and fluid movement), a delicate singing voice, gentle breathing, and a carefully constructed low frequency music soundtrack.
 
Existing studies indicate that simulating the sounds in the womb can help promote better health for newborns. The Sounds in Silence team spent five years of research, experimentation and testing in homes and daycare centers, confirming that exposing infants to a womb-like soundtrack did, in fact, make a difference. Anecdotal studies showed that most babies fell asleep more quickly and stayed asleep much longer, often through the night.
 
The BabySleep System audio track is layered with unique ambient music composed to promote overall relaxation for both the baby and the parent/caregiver. But this is not a lullaby product or a set of melodic songs.

Melodies tend engage the brain, and melodies and high-pitched 'baby bell' sounds have been shown to actually heighten a baby's state of alertness, making it more difficult to fall asleep.

To help calm and soothe babies into a sleep mode, the BabySleep System is offered in a Deluxe Package that includes the SwaddleMe™ Adjustable Infant Wrap from Kiddopotamus. The package sells on the BabySleep System web site for $33.85.
 
Many pediatricians recommend swaddling to comfort and soothe babies. SwaddleMe microfleece wings have Velcro tabs that make it easy to wrap a baby correctly and keep them comfortable, as opposed to using regular blankets, which can come loose. As a baby grows, the wings readjust.