POLL:Noises in LO's room

grimmeaa

DD has her rain machine with a ceiling projector and a lullaby cd. It is a lot of distraction noise but DH gets up at 4am everyday and her room shares a wall with the bathroom [Poll]

valerieanne9015

DD doesn't sleep all night with a CD playing like she used to, but at bedtime, and if she wakes up in the night, the CD is turned on.

Rosebud2587

We have a sound machine and we also turn her mobile on when she goes to sleep. The music from the mobile stops after like 20 min but the rain from the sound machine stays on all night. 

mama&baby

Usually he falls asleep with the seahorse and/or mobile on (he hasn't managed to pull it down yet and I don't wanna take it down- bad mommy)... but other than that the only noise in his room is the fish tank filter.

gracefulruby33

The FP seahorse has literally saved my sanity. She used to have a vaporizer, but the model we have has been discontinued, as well as the filters, so we need a new one for some white noise.

LittleMommaBlueHen

DD still sleeps in the same room as DH and I (and will until she sleeps through the night consistently).  I couldn't stand to sleep with any sort of background noise aside from normal sleep noises, so I wouldn't say she sleeps in silence ut we definitely don't use any sort of sound aids.

Kaeldrasmommy

Ours is sort of an other, because she is in our room and so she has the noise we make (especially DH's snoring lately, yeesh!) but I just bought a white noise machine because DH wanted to try it out to see if it would keep her from waking every time he goes to bed. Personally, I think he could have just learned to be quiter.

hway24

I said other. DS sleeps with a humidifier, and it makes a decent amount of noise, and that's it.

kimeetee

DD starts off with music in the beginning of the night, which we keep on until we are ready to go to bed.  So music lasts until about 11.

duffmaker

DD falls asleep with her white noise and her seahorse guy. Her room, and stupidly the wall her crib is on, also is shared by the bathroom and we live in an apartment... it's the top floor but you can still hear the pipes when the people below us shower and flush. Luckily it rarely bothers her! We used to keep country music playing on the radio in her room but around 7 months it started to bother her so we stopped with that.