Happiest Baby
3.3 • 3 Reviews
Happiest Baby makes a smart sleeper for babies to enhance sleep quality and prevent accidental rolling over.
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6mo ago
It was good for my first kid, okay for my second. But the new business model of requiring a subscription really reduces the value and quality of this product. It is an expensive investment but if it works for the baby, mom gets sleep. Having to spend a lot on it and then an annual monthly fee though… I would look for other options (or purchase an older model and not have access to some features, like the remote adjustments).
UPDATE 6/14/2024: I'd like to update my review below as Happiest Baby recently emailed all of their customers that they will start charging users a monthly fee to use the app that connects the SNOO to your phone. I still love the SNOO and am so thankful for it during a very stressful time in our lives, but I think this company's decision to charge users who paid over $1k for a bassinet is disgusting, money-grubbing, and disrespectful. My previous review: When you read stuff online about the SNOO, some people kind of snicker and say, "I would never let a robot take care of my baby, this is stupid expensive, WHY??" But this ridiculous baby bed is like a robotic Mary Poppins. It's got swaddling capabilities, a gentle rocking motion, and a built-in white noise machine that'll drown out, say, a wonderfully psychotic terrier who hunts squirrels out of your living room window. For me, the SNOO has been a miracle worker, a sleep savior... and potentially the best $1000 I've ever spent. Because let's be real, sleep deprivation is no joke, and if you're not getting enough shut-eye, you're liable to start hallucinating unicorns and talking to your houseplants. Not sure if it was because my kids were easy babies or because of the SNOO, but both of them have been sleeping 10+ hours / night since they were 12 weeks old. The SNOO app is also very very good, and it helps you track how long your baby has been napping. Also you can rent the SNOO if you don't feel like paying the full price, but for me I was hoping for multiple kids and it made more sense to buy it. Do I feel ridiculous for having this thing? 100%. Do I also think this insane robot baby bed made me less of a loony toon during those super difficult weeks 4-8 of a baby's life? Also yes. My daughter is almost 6 months now and we're about to transition her to a crib. On that transition day I'm going to pour a glass of whiskey, toast to my girl the SNOO, and thank her for her quiet and unwavering service.
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Expensive, but worth it
1y ago
The SNOO is worth every penny and then some. I’ve used it for 2 babies and will again for a third soon. It rocks gently, safely, and consistently while providing white noise to help your baby sleep. It alerts you if its attempts to soothe are unsuccessful and shuts itself off for you to remove and settle your baby. My favorite feature was the sleep tracking app that kept a log of how much time each night my child spent fussing and actively sleeping. It also has a “weaning” feature that is less responsive to help your baby adjust to moving into their own crib.
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Happiest Baby makes a smart sleeper for babies to enhance sleep quality and prevent accidental rolling over.
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Happiest Baby | Meet SNOO, the smartest – and safest – baby bed ever made.
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