Create an easy bedtime routine with Night Lights & Sound Machines for settling, and Woolbabe Sleep Suits for all-night comfort and better sleep.
Build your cosy sleep duo
Step 1: Pick a Night Light / Sound Machine
Cue wind-down and minimise wake ups
A warm, dimmable glow keeps things calm at story time and overnight feeds (no harsh, wide awake light). Add soothing sound - white noise, shhh or soft lullaby to mask household noise and help them resettle between sleep cycles.
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Step 2: Pick a Woolbabe Sleep Suit
All night comfort, easy changes, room to wriggle
This is your cosy layer that does the heavy lifting overnight - naturally breathable and temperature regulating, with a beautifully soft feel and room to move. Thoughtful zips make nappy changes straightforward, even in the dark.
Why parents love Woolbabe
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Breathable comfort that works across the seasons
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Temperature regulation helps avoid sweaty wake ups or midnight chills
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Generous fit so little bodies can wriggle, roll and stretch
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Easy access for quick changes without fully waking the room
Parent tip: zip them into the suit after lights dim and sound starts - same order every night. Little routines become powerful sleep cues.
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FAQs (fast answers for tired nights)
Is a night light too stimulating?
Not when it’s warm and low. A soft amber glow is gentle on little eyes and helps babies stay sleepy. Avoid bright, cool/blue light at night
Which sound should I start with?
Begin with low, consistent white noise. It mimics the whoosh of the womb and can help babies settle. If they don’t respond, try a gentle “shhh” or soft lullaby.
Are Woolbabe Sleep Sacks OK for all seasons?
Yes. Woolbabe fabrics are breathable and temperature regulating, helping babies stay comfy across seasons. Simply adjust the under-layers to suit the room temperature and follow the temperature guide included with each sleep suit/sack.
Do babies need both light and sound?
Many babies relax best with the combo: a warm, dim light for calm and steady sound for continuity. Together they become predictable sleep cues, but every baby is different, so follow what yours responds to.
Quick safety notes for little ones:
Keep the light out of reach and not shining into the cot. Keep sound at a low volume (about a quiet fan) and place the machine a short distance from baby.