Before I even start this review, I’ll say right off the top that MyHummy is my absolute favourite product when it comes to white noise sleep aids. We’ve tried Ewan the Dream Sheep, Ollie the Owl and Whisbear, but MyHummy has topped them all. And that was before they changed […]
If you’re reading this, then chances are that you’ve had a few rough nights with the baby and you’re looking for something that might help. They suddenly won’t settle, and your nights are seemingly getting worse and worse. At least that was the case for us when we first started […]
When it comes to white noise sleep aids, there are two main products that first come to mind. MyHummy and Ewan the Dream Sheep. The next question is which one should you buy? I’m going to break this into a few different categories and then pick which one is the winner. […]
It wasn’t too long ago that I was moaning at my wife for buying a MyHummy Sleepy Head when we had a few rough nights of Isabelle waking and refusing to settle. I said it in that review, and I’ll repeat it here. I thought “It was something that was simply being sold to overly panicked parents who wanted a quick fix for an easy night.”
I’ll admit, when Rachel first told me she spent £40 on something that simply makes some white noise, it’s safe to say I was pretty sceptical.
In my opinion, it was something that was simply being sold to overly panicked parents who wanted a quick fix for an easy night. It was something that I felt took a little bit of the parenting away. Rather than actually comforting your baby, you can just use this. And also, I have a Spotify account, ergo I have plenty of white noise albums for babies. Why spend £40 on something that I already have on my phone.
But, just like Jerry Orbach says in Dirty Dancing, when I’m wrong, I say I’m wrong. And thus far, it’s actually working.