Project Nursery PNCLIP Portable Sound Soother Instruction Manual

Project Nursery PNCLIP Portable Sound Soother

Specification

• Color White
• Brand Project Nursery
• Power Source Battery Powered
• Model PNCLIP
• Music Tracks White Noise
• Product Dimensions ‎ 3.94 x 3.74 x 1.61 inches
• Weight 8.11 Ounces
• Batteries 3 AAA batteries required

What’s In the Box

• Portable Sound Soother

Product Description

Project Nursery can help you feel more at ease. For use at home or when traveling No matter where you are, clip to your diaper bag, stroller, or backpack to put your baby to sleep with melodies and relaxing sounds.

Four Natural Sounds

• Waves
• Rain
• White Noise
• Heartbeat

Reconfigurable Sleep Timer

• Continuous On
• Setups for 15/30/45/minutes

Adaptable Clip

• Attaches readily to all handles and bags.

Important Safety Instructions

1. Avoid putting the soother near heating appliances and devices that generate electrical noise.
2. Avoid dropping the soother or treating it roughly.
3. DO NOT expose the soother to direct sunlight or moisture.
4. DO NOT use the soother in the rain, or handle it with wet hands.
5. Clean with a soft cloth.
6. DO NOT immerse the soother in water and do not clean it under the tap.
7. DO NOT use cleaning spray or liquid cleaners.
8. Make sure the soother is dry before you connect it to any power sources.

Install Batteries

• Use a flat-head screwdriver to unscrew the battery door compartment on the back of the portable sound soother.
• Remove the battery door compartment and insert 3 AAA batteries (not included) matching the + and – markings on the inside of the compartment.
• Put the battery compartment door back on the back of the portable sound soother. Insert the screw and use a flat-head screwdriver to screw it back in place.

Important Information

Legal Disclaimer

The FDA has not reviewed any claims made about dietary supplements, and they are not meant to be used in the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of any illness or other health issue.

Using the Portable Sound Soother

• Turns the Portable Sound Soother on and off (press and hold) and adjusts the volume of the lullabies.
• Turns lullabies on and off and cycles through the 8 sounds available.
• Sets a sleep timer that automatically turns Sound Soother lullabies off after 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Press repeatedly to change the length.
• Indicator lights show when the Portable Sound Soother is on ( ) and the length of the active sleep timer. If there are no lights next to the numbers, a timer has not been set and the portable sound soother will keep playing. To conserve battery life, we recommend using a timer.

Features

• 4 Natural Sounds: Heartbeat, Rain, Waves, and White Noise. two lullabies by Brahms
• Adaptable sleep timer with options for 15, 30, and 45 minutes or constant-on
• The flexible clip and glow-in-the-dark buttons are simple to attach to bag handles.
• Uses 3 AAA batteries to operate (not included)

FAQs

Does the Project Nursery PNCLIP Portable Sound Soother come with batteries?****

Yes, it does.

Does this have a timer?****

Yes, it does.

How do I turn on my project nursery sound machine?****

Plug one end of the power adapter with the attached cord into the DC IN jack on the back of the soother. Plug the other end into a working power outlet or surge protector. The soother turns on automatically when you plug it in. Press the Project Nursery Smart Soother icon on your phone or tablet’s screen to launch it.

How long can you use a sound machine for a baby?****

Only use for settling periods, no longer than an hour, and turn off white noise once your baby is asleep. Try not to use a white noise machine for every sleep.

How long can you use a sound machine for a baby?****

Only use for settling periods, no longer than an hour, and turn off white noise once your baby is asleep. Try not to use a white noise machine for every sleep.

Do sound machines help babies sleep?****

Yes – studies show that sound machines help babies fall asleep faster and sleep for longer periods without interruption. We’ve known about this for years – in fact, one small study, published in 1990, found that 80% of babies fall asleep within five minutes of hearing white noise.

What happens if the sound machine is too close to the baby?****

A new study in the journal Pediatrics suggests that some noise machines have the ability to produce sounds so loud that they exceed safe levels for adults, let alone infants, and therefore could potentially damage infants’ hearing and hinder auditory development.

Do sound machines improve sleep quality?****

The bottom line. White noise machines may help you get a better quality night’s sleep by masking environmental or outside noises that are causing disturbed sleep. They not only can help you get to sleep but also stay asleep, and may even help to train your brain to know when it’s time to snooze

Are sound machines recommended for babies?****

YES, white noise machines are safe for babies. And white noise machines benefit babies (and parents) by promoting sleep. The American Academy of Pediatrics agrees that white noise can help improve babies’ sleep. A study out of London found that white noise helped 80% fall asleep in just 5 minutes.

Can sound machines cause hearing loss?****

Most important – loud sound machines can absolutely lead to Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL). Eight hours (a work day) of exposure to 85dB noise puts one at risk for hearing loss. Sound machines are capable of sounds louder than 85 dB.

Is a portable sound machine necessary for a baby?****

A portable sound machine for your baby can be beneficial during infancy. As your baby gets used to falling asleep without the sound of your heartbeat or the other background noises that lulled them to sleep in the womb, a sound machine can be an excellent substitute.

What percentage of people sleep with a sound machine?****

According to the foundation, about five percent of Americans use a “sound conditioner” like a white noise machine in their bedroom. Furthermore, 74 percent of Americans say having a quiet bedroom is important for good sleep. The explanation of what exactly white noise is can get kind of technical.

Do sound machines really work?****

However, research suggests there is no good evidence that they work, and may even be making things worse. True white noise is the hissy fizzing sound of all the frequencies that humans can hear being fired off randomly and at the same intensity.

Do sound machines affect speech?****

Researchers determined that exposure to these machines on a nightly basis could affect hearing, speech and language development. If you do use noise machines in your baby’s room, experts suggest that you place them more than 200 centimeters from the crib and keep the volume low.

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