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Sound machine or cd player/iPod in nursery?

What do you recommend?
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Re: Sound machine or cd player/iPod in nursery?

  • A fan on the floor.  It's cheap, easily replaced if necessary, and able to go with them for the rest of their life.
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  • We have a sound machine in the nursery and it's great.
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  • Neither.  But that's our kids.  They never needed anything.
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  • Sound machine.  $20 at BBB.  We tried the iPod thing and it kept crashing all night long.
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  • I have the iPod on repeat with the ocean.
  • We use a fan. More for air movement than anything. It gets humid upstairs (where their room is) during the summer despite a/c. We used a sound machine last year when they were little babies. I don't think it makes a difference for my guys though. They'll sleep with or without white noise.
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  • We used a CD player and then just the radio. Traveling with a radio is alot easier than traveling with a fan.
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  • We just used a CD player with just music. 

    The boys don't depend on it for their sleep though, thinking about it now I'm not sure when we'll stop putting music on at night, it's been such a habit from the get-go....it just plays the CD and then stops it doesnt' play all night long.

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  • I always had a CD player in my son's nursery and made him CD's with all kinds of music to listen to when he napped. He's 3 now and still listens to music at bedtime. Listening to the music and singing with it always worked well for him as part of his routine to get him comfortable at bedtime and naptime. If you go with white noise, I second the PP's comment that a fan could work just as well - my husband and I both are addicted to the white noise of a fan to help us sleep.
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  • In the beginning I had both and would often put on a lullaby CD at night.  The problem was, it never did anything for their sleep so at a certain point I stopped with the music and just stuck with the ocean sounds.  We also have a travel sound machine, and I have a sound machine app on my phone.
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    We have a sound machine in the nursery and it's great.
    This. We have the First Years one.
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  • we had a sound machine, but then we had a window a/c unit installed in their room, and after that, it was moved to our room, and i couldn't sleep without it. Embarrassed
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