thread: Lightshow & Lullaby err... thingys

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
    In my own private paradise
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    my bub is a whole lot younger than yours but it works a treat for her. she started off having to be in a deep sleep to go to bed - now i can put her down awake (but drowsy from feed kwim?), put her light show on, and she'll babble herself to sleep rather than screaming the house down. we have only had to rock her to sleep once in the past 8 weeks - and that was in the week after her injections...

  2. #2
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    Dec 2005
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    Emily loves it. We put it on every night when she goes to bed, and it helps her drift off.

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    May 2007
    Brisbane
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    Jazz used to like it, but now she just tries to play with it. Its good to keep her distracted in the wee hours but it just buys me time LOL she doesn't fall asleep to it anymore. When she was a newborn it was fantastic though.

    Guess its worth a try though right. Jazz still loves hers, it just doesn't put her to sleep any more.

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    Wow! I wasn't expecting such positive responses.... might have to get one they're pretty cheap!

  5. #5
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    Apr 2008
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    Yep Ash loves hers. Her favourite still is the hearbeat sound.

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    May 2007
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    Ours is a mobile, i thought I should mention, and she can get to it from her cot as its attached to her cot bars. That probably makes a HUGE difference, if she couldn't get to it it might be more effective? lol

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    Mar 2009
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    I brought one about 3 weeks ago, clutching at straws. Harrison loves it, calls it starlight but will not go to sleep with it on. He gets too excited about the pictures .

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    Jun 2008
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    Leash this one is like a projector thingy. Not sure where I would put it but from inside the cot it would be inaccessible.
    Mum2.... bummer....
    Hopefully it will stop her cracking it the second she is put in the cot... for $18 I figure I can't really go wrong

  9. #9
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    Dec 2005
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    We had ours hanging on the side of the cot, until Emily learnt how to turn it off and on, now it's sitting on the drawers beside the cot where she can't reach.

  10. #10
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    Jul 2005
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    We used a musical mobile for our middle child... he really liked it... but my 3rd child wasn't convinced... infact I think he hated it and destroyed it as soon as he was mobile. But for $18 I would give it a go... goodluck!

  11. #11
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    May 2007
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    Give it a go - ours projects stars and moons and things on the ceiling and plays music, so pretty much the same thing but yeah, its also a mobile, and she finds it fun to play with. For $18, you might as wel give it a try hey!

  12. #12
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    Aug 2009
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    Yep we had one too for our second child. We actually had one of the aquarium looking ones that goes on the side of the cot that plays music and kind of blows bubbles with soft lighting, also one of those star ones that plays music and puts a light show on the roof. We used both (at different times of course!) and she loved it. Never had dramas putting her to sleep.