Where to buy battery operated baby hammock

[lausai88]

Hi Bro n Sis,

Anyone know where to get this hammock, i hate the wiring, prefer battery type:

Kum sia in advance.

 

[Kklim]

Try this place: http://babyhyperstore.blogspot.sg/

[Kusje]

Kiddy Palace at toa payoh central.

[Kangadrool]

Avoid using if possible. The "turbulence" is not good for baby's brain.

 

[Lala81]

These aren't exactly the safest things. Kids are recommended to Rest on a completely flat mattress with no pillows no bumpers. This is to reduce the risk of SIDS

Personally I would never let my kid sleep in one of these.

[mersaylee]

Don't get that... I used it before n the motor got hot after a while.

 

Switched to manual mode n trained my arm muscle at the same time.

[Watwheels]

I had tried shopping for one before. All looks poorly made for its price. So use hand power. Now that my kid is no longer in his infancy most of the time dun even need to do anything. My dyson fan does the work.

 

Strangely my kids fall asleep fast when they hear the noise of the motorised fan. It's subtle and not loud but it somehow sooth them to sleep. At first I dun believe until my wife showed me youtube videos of babies stop crying and fall asleep when their mothers switch on the vacuum cleaners. So I put the fan on a timer coz we also have the aircon on.

[Kusje]

Hehe. I might just try the vacuum cleaner trick today.

[Mustank]

  On 12/8/2015 at 11:58 PM, Watwheels said:

I had tried shopping for one before. All looks poorly made for its price. So use hand power. Now that my kid is no longer in his infancy most of the time dun even need to do anything. My dyson fan does the work.

 

Strangely my kids fall asleep fast when they hear the noise of the motorised fan. It's subtle and not loud but it somehow sooth them to sleep. At first I dun believe until my wife showed me youtube videos of babies stop crying and fall asleep when their mothers switch on the vacuum cleaners. So I put the fan on a timer coz we also have the aircon on.

 

maybe download motor noise and play using a portable music player

 

[BanCoe]

  On 12/9/2015 at 1:32 AM, Kusje said:

Hehe. I might just try the vacuum cleaner trick today.

Maybe the baby get scared or freak out from the sound and lan lan keep quiet and go to sleep faster faster      

[Tkseah]

  On 12/8/2015 at 11:58 PM, Watwheels said:

I had tried shopping for one before. All looks poorly made for its price. So use hand power. Now that my kid is no longer in his infancy most of the time dun even need to do anything. My dyson fan does the work.

 

Strangely my kids fall asleep fast when they hear the noise of the motorised fan. It's subtle and not loud but it somehow sooth them to sleep. At first I dun believe until my wife showed me youtube videos of babies stop crying and fall asleep when their mothers switch on the vacuum cleaners. So I put the fan on a timer coz we also have the aircon on.

 

Interesting read on why babies love white noise..

 

https://www.preciouslittlesleep.com/why-babies-love-white-noise/

[Enye]

  On 12/8/2015 at 1:46 PM, lausai88 said:

Hi Bro n Sis,

Anyone know where to get this hammock, i hate the wiring, prefer battery type:

Kum sia in advance.

 

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if the baby gets used to this....

 

next time you want to put him/her to bed and hammock not available

 

be prepared to yeo him/her to zzz

 

di di yeo is very tiring for parents you know

 

best is to let baby lie flat and pat him if cry....don't carry unnecessarily 

 

Edited December 9, 2015 by Enye

[Mockngbrd]

Robinsons top floor

[Falc]

Have a used one in store room. If you want let me know. Will let go for cheap.

[159er]

  On 12/9/2015 at 1:32 AM, Kusje said:

Hehe. I might just try the vacuum cleaner trick today.

 

Are you going to literally on your vacuum cleaner? 

 

Try "white noise baby" app... my wife was using it when my girl was 2-4 months old.

[Kusje]

  On 12/9/2015 at 6:25 AM, 159er said:

Are you going to literally on your vacuum cleaner? 

 

Try "white noise baby" app... my wife was using it when my girl was 2-4 months old.

 

Yes I was haha.

[159er]

  On 12/9/2015 at 2:20 AM, Enye said:

if the baby gets used to this....

 

next time you want to put him/her to bed and hammock not available

 

be prepared to yeo him/her to zzz

 

di di yeo is very tiring for parents you know

 

best is to let baby lie flat and pat him if cry....don't carry unnecessarily 

 

 

Up to individual i guess.

 

My daughter had been slping in hammock since she turned 2 mths.

At 9 months we alternate hammock (day) and bed (night).

By 1yo, she can slp through the night on bed. Still using hammock in day.

 

My nephew on the other hand struggles to slp without hammock.

  On 12/9/2015 at 6:26 AM, Kusje said:

Yes I was haha.

 

How old is your baby?

 

Another trick i saw on youtube, take 1 piece of tissue and constantly glide it over your baby face. Tried on my girl and she fell aslp fast... but only works when they are very young. Now... she think im playing with her if i do that. 

[Kusje]

  On 12/9/2015 at 6:33 AM, 159er said:

Up to individual i guess.

 

My daughter had been slping in hammock since she turned 2 mths.

At 9 months we alternate hammock (day) and bed (night).

By 1yo, she can slp through the night on bed. Still using hammock in day.

 

My nephew on the other hand struggles to slp without hammock.

 

How old is your baby?

 

Another trick i saw on youtube, take 1 piece of tissue and constantly glide it over your baby face. Tried on my girl and she fell aslp fast... but only works when they are very young. Now... she think im playing with her if i do that. 

 

3 weeks and 2 days. She mostly sleeps during the day and keeps me awake during the night.