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.
Press play for tonight
Our most loved sound for newborns: deep, muffled womb sounds with a calm heartbeat. The picture fades to black after the first minute.
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.