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▶The white noise app for putting newborns to sleep, a must-have item for mothers to help them sleep, has finally been released!
White Noise for Putting a Newborn to Sleep, which has accumulated 20 million views on YouTube, is an app service created by YouTubers of the 'Red Jay' and 'Kuljam Art School' channels. It was produced exactly as the 320Kbps HD high-quality sound source heard on YouTube, and only essential functions were added to improve convenience.

[I made it with my heart in mind for my child]
As a parent raising a baby, I know very well that it is very difficult to put a baby to sleep every night, and furthermore, it is very difficult to change sleeping habits, so I conducted research on various delta waves and conducted many experiments and tests using professional sound equipment to learn how to put a newborn to sleep. ' We ended up producing white noise. After seeing that the baby quickly fell asleep after trying various methods to no avail, the product was first released on a YouTube channel, and while recording a cumulative number of views of 20 million, many parents of babies, postpartum care centers, obstetrics and gynecologists, etc. responded and expressed their gratitude by saying that it was effective. I was able to feel the explosive response through comments like this. Using the know-how and upgraded sound sources we have accumulated since March 2020, we have launched a white noise app for putting newborns to sleep for those who find it difficult to use YouTube or those who feel uncomfortable.

[Delta wave white noise]
According to a paper on delta waves, delta waves, a brain wave component related to sleep, showed significantly higher values ​​in the case of delta music, and experimental results showed that it had a sleep-inducing effect. Deep sleep is called slow-wave sleep, and slow-frequency brain waves in the 1-4 Hz range, called delta waves, are mainly observed in the brain. White noise for putting newborns to sleep is based on a thesis by Dr. Kirelli of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine published in the journal Nature, and was produced at a frequency optimized for sleep music by combining delta waves, rain sounds, and 'shhh' sounds recorded from human voices. It is done.

[How to use white noise]
Prepare for a good night's sleep in an environment as dark as possible at a temperature of 22 degrees and 50% humidity with white noise sound, and lower the volume as much as possible to avoid discomfort when listening for a long time.

[Free version VS Paid version (Pro)]
In the free version, an advertising banner is displayed on the app screen and one advertisement is displayed before playing the music source.
The paid version (Pro) can be used in an environment without any ads and can be run offline without an Internet connection.

Sleep comfortably starting tonight ♡