Shush Gentle sleep sounds for little ones
Soft white noise, a rhythmic baby shusher, womb sounds and gentle rain, made for babies and for the tired parents rocking them at 3 a.m. Long, seamless and dark-screen friendly.
Pick tonight's sound
Not sure where to start? Many parents begin with womb sounds for newborns and try white or brown noise as baby grows.
Soft White Noise
A smooth, steady hush that masks household noise.
Baby Shusher
A slow, rhythmic “shhh” over soft white noise.
Nap Time Shusher
Our shusher in a 2-hour, nap-length version.
Brown Noise for Colic
Deep, warm brown noise with a soft shush underneath.
Gentle Rain + Shush
Soft indoor rain, no thunder, with a quiet shush.
Womb Sounds for Newborns
Deep, muffled womb sound with a calm heartbeat.
Womb Sounds + Shush
Womb whoosh, a 70 BPM heartbeat and a soft shush.
Made for the darkest hours
Every Shush Bean video shows our little bean for one minute, then gently fades to a fully black screen, so your phone or tablet gives off as little light as possible in a dark nursery.
Our sounds are designed and produced by us, not taken from recordings. Each one is a smooth, seamless loop with the sharp high frequencies softened, so there are no sudden pops, gaps or jumps in volume through the night.
Use sound gently
- Keep it low. Choose the lowest volume that still masks background noise. If you have to raise your voice to talk over it, it is too loud.
- Keep it far. Put the phone or speaker across the room, not in or next to the crib. Researchers who measured infant sleep machines advised keeping them more than 2 metres (about 6.5 feet) away.
- Keep sleep safe. Baby on their back, in their own crib or bassinet, with nothing else in it.
Source: Hugh et al., Pediatrics (2014), as summarized by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.