SNOO Smart Sleeper Baby Bassinet - Bedside Crib with Automatic Rocking Motions and Soothing White Noise - Ideal for Newborn Babies to 6 Months - Natural Sleep Training

Also the app is now completely free to all buyers.Update (latest): baby is now 3.5 months and after using Snoo for over two months now, baby is doing non stop 9 hours straight. He is very aware and calm throughout the day since he is well rested. Attaching a picture from Snoo app as well for latest three nights for reference. Super hit with our child.Update: 3 weeks in and our baby has just started hitting 5-6 hours on a stretch. He ill wake up but snoo will calm him and put to sleep under 5 minutes. We did however made few changes and Snoo alone won’t do magic. We started to keep him awake up until 8:00 PM or at least no sleep for 2-3 hours before 10 PM. This will be possible once your baby is well rested (not immediately after you get Snoo). After that baby does 5-6 hours of sleep and is still under 2 months. He will get up for 4-5 minutes. We do check his diaper but due to deep sleep he is so drowsy that after charging diaper, he is back to sleep in Snoo.SNOO is a hit with our first child and who is a month old. He is very fussy mostly due to gas and was not able to sleep for more than 1-2 hours at a time. Crying was painful and me and my wife were not able to keep up with the our own sleep. We got this yesterday and within 48 hours we both are fully caught up on sleep. For our baby Snoo calms him down under 30 sec. He is already doing 3-4 hours sleep at a time without crying at all. We have to wake him up to feed or change his diaper and for the most part we can control our routine now. This is a game changer for us and we both are sleeping together 8-9 hours a night (with 2 breaks for feeding and diaper but no crying since he stays drowsy from deep sleep). I have read that this is a hit or miss. Luckily it’s a hit for us. Also our baby loves car rides and bumpy roads of Chicago and Snoo does similar with AI and softwares, So if your baby likes car rides, they may love Snoo.Looks very sleek and good build quality as well as the swaddle fabric is very soft and comfortable. It’s heavy and not easy to move around. Meant to be in one spot for most of the time. It’s only been 2 days so will update this in a month in case I don’t forget.

The Snoo is expensive, and Snoo for twins is doubly expensive. However, I bit the bullet in the hopes of better sleep. If you are thinking of doing the same, you should know that Snoo does not work with twins on Android. You need two seperate devices, which even if you have two phones for some reason, it is such a pain to figure out who is crying, find the right device, and then soothe them. By then, they have already gotten really awake. And for all of you who (like me) will be doing nights alone, good luck! You can only use the app for one baby.Further, the app kept disconnecting. The support was awful. Every time I asked for help, I got a list of 8+ steps I needed to do before they would help me. These were complicated steps like taking a photo of the code on the bottom of the snoo, getting a video of the problem, and showing my online receipt. Then, the video length they want is too long to send in an email, but they won't help you unless you complete all of these steps. What new parent, especially with twins, has time to do all that?Finally, DO NOT BUY EARLY even for a sale. We had our twins several months after we bought our Snoo, because it was on sale then and because we were worried we would have premies. The support will only help you for exactly 6 months from your purchase, which for us was only after a few weeks of use. SO FRUSTRATING!

I tried not to buy this but ended up buying a few weeks in because my anxiety of our baby squishing up in the side of the bassinet got me. I’m so reliant on it now that I travel with it which is annoying but provides peace of mind. Baby is four months and I’ve tried transitioning to crib for naps but she doesn’t do well with that. Hoping to wean off of this but it’s so nice to be able to put her down somewhat awake and have it rock her to sleep.If there were a version of this that just strapped her in and didn’t even have a mechanical component u would have bought it right away, assuming it was much cheaper. I’m very much more interested in the swaddle that doesn’t let her roll/move than the white noise and movement.

I know, you’re thinking do I really spend the money on this? Yes. You do. The good news is, they have sales all the time. Sign up for their texts and they have 30-40% off pretty frequently. I got mine on Black Friday at 40% off. It is easy to use, and my baby was in there from night 1 until 5 months old when I decided to move her to a crib. I only decided that because I’m going back to work soon and I wanted to acclimate her to the crib first. It was on weaning mode 2 weeks prior to that. This was my second kid, and I asked myself- how much money would I have spent to have had sleep? Well with this Snoo, I got decent little chunks at first (as compared to the 40 minutes of sleep at a time with my first) and then she slept through the night at 8 weeks with the occasional 4 am wake up. When she spent the night with grandma, this thing went with her. It also helped a lot with the anxiety of a newborn because it is very safe and made to adjust with them as they grow and makes it easy to ease them out of the Snoo. This brought me a lot of sanity in the newborn months, and lord knows that was worth every penny.