Baby Einstein Sea Dreams Soother Musical Crib Toy and Sound Machine, Newborn and up

The Baby Einstein Sea Dreams Soother has been a wonderful addition to our baby's crib. It's just the right size—not too bulky, but large enough to catch his attention. The colors are bright and engaging, and the soft movements paired with the gentle lights help calm him down during naps or bedtime. It attaches securely to the crib rails, and we’ve never worried about it falling off or shifting. We do remove it, to travel with, or use on the floor when he's doing tummy time.The sound machine feature is great, with adjustable volume so it’s not overwhelming, even in the middle of the night. The music is soothing, not too repetitive, and has helped create a calming bedtime routine. Most importantly, our baby genuinely enjoys looking at it and seems mesmerized by the gentle underwater animation.We haven’t experienced any issues with it, and it feels well-built for daily use. For the price, this has been a great investment to keep our little one entertained and relaxed. Highly recommend for new parents.

This toy was a hit from day one. The gentle lights, ocean sounds, and classical music create a very soothing atmosphere. The design is adorable, with bright colors and cute sea characters that grab attention. We placed it in the crib, and it really helps at nap time.It’s also easy to install, and the buttons are accessible even in the dark. I would definitely recommend it to any parent looking for peaceful moments!

The child life provider at the hospital brought one of these over for my daughter and she is fascinated by it. The light does the ripple effect, it's better quality than I thought. It's kinda loud but she loves it. This has been really helpful for transitioning to sleeping in her crib.

Great product! My one year old grandson loves it. The soft lights and soft music is soothing, when he’s falling asleep, and he will play with it in his crib, when he wakes up. He wakes up happy and has even learned how to turn it on and off by himself. Great quality, great size, love the optional separate remote that comes with it. Can operate with or without remote.

I have mixed feelings about this toy. My baby does enjoy it and it helps him get to sleep, which is great. But it has some flaws. I'd love to see a new version that improves on this idea:- it's well known that blue light interferes with sleep, so it's a confusing choice for this kind of toy. We usually use it with only music unless he's particularly worked up. The blue light is pretty bright when it's on.- some of the music is quite energetic. My baby goes to sleep with this music but I feel it would be more effective if it had calmer music. Fur Elise isn't my first choice for lullaby.- it's too loud even on the lower volume setting. I try to start it while I'm feeding him before bed so it's quieter by the time I put him in the crib.- this thing eats batteries. Even in music-only mode it doesn't last that long. You will need to get rechargeable batteries to avoid paying a second mortgage in batteries. I would love a version with a built in battery that could be recharged via USB.- When the battery is low, it has a very bright flashing red light right on the top. It's very annoying. It should be a much smaller light and it should be on the back, facing away from the crib.Overall, I kind of wish we had gone with some other kind of sleep music, but at this point my baby definitely associates these songs with sleep, and I do like that he can activate it himself. I'm not sure there's another product that functions like this so if you are needing a little extra help getting your baby to sleep, it's worth a try.

My baby loves this! He stares at it all the time. He loves looking at it. It has 2 different volumes. It is not too loud. It has nice soothing sounds. You can play music or what sounds like waves or white noise. You can play it with the light on or off. The characters move. It is entertaining for him to watch and the sound and lights are soothing and not too bright. It is nice to have something to occupy him and help him sleep.

Look, I’m not saying I run the household, but when bedtime hits, I demand ambiance. Enter this magical box of lullaby wonder: the Baby Einstein Sea Dreams Soother.Let’s break it down from the perspective of someone who still drinks from bottles:🌊 Visuals:Mesmerizing. I don’t know who trained those fish to dance behind glass, but I’m obsessed. I stare. I coo. I do not scream. That alone deserves a gold star.🎵 Soundtrack:Elegant classical music that says, “You’re not just a baby—you’re a baby with taste.” Pairs well with warm milk and a footie pajama vibe. And the wave sounds? Let’s just say I’ve drifted off to my own personal beach more than once.🕹 Remote control:My staff (aka parents) appreciate the remote so they don’t wake me trying to sneak in and adjust the settings. Keep your hands to yourself, Susan.🔋 Battery life:Okay, the thing does have an appetite for batteries almost as big as mine for mashed banana. But they fixed it with rechargeables, so crisis averted.💤 Sleep impact:Before this, I refused naps like a seasoned protestor. Now? I hear that music, the lights dim gently, and suddenly I’m floating off to Dreamland on a jellyfish-shaped cloud.Final Thoughts:Buy this. Don’t make me cry for 20 minutes just because you tried that boring white noise machine again. I want fish. I want stars. I want Baby Beethoven.Thank you for attending my TED Talk. Now go press the button. 😴✨