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Sleepytroll Baby Rocker Gen2 new product write up

by Keya Modessa |
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We love new gadgets here at Mother&Baby, especially the ones that make parenting a little easier. The Sleepytroll Baby Rocker Gen2 is the latest to make its appearance. It's basically a rechargeable baby rocker that comes complete with sound and motion sensors to gently soothe and comfort your little one

As the name suggests, the Baby Rocker Gen2 is designed to provide gentle, continuous rocking to calm your little one. We like it as it's portable so you can take it with you to use on a stroller, crib, or a bouncer.

It's pretty easy to use too! You simply attach it and switch it on. Parents can take advantage of three hours of uninterrupted rocking motion via the Sleepytroll app. This will leave you a little time to finish off what needs doing around the house. Sleepytroll also automatically responds when your baby stirs, so no more having to rock your baby back to sleep, the soothing rocker will do the work for you and your arms will thank you!

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This product can also be bought directly from the Sleepytroll website.

Pros

  • Long-lasting battery with 12 hours of battery life on a single 2.5-hour charge
  • Up to 3 hours of uninterrupted soothing motion via the app, or 1 hour with a manual button
  • Gently rock strollers, cribs and bouncers

Cons

  • Adapters for cribs and bouncers are sold separately
Dimension:74 x 90 x 167mm
Weight:0.79kg
  • Sleepytroll uses safe lithium batteries
  • 1 x International charger (Gen.2 comes with USB-C cable)
  • Water-resistant with an IPX4 water resistance rating

Features of the Sleepytroll Baby Rocker

There are many reasons why the first version of the Sleepytroll was loved by parents, and even more so now with some upgraded features.

Versatile

The Sleepytroll can be used on strollers, cribs, and even baby bouncers (adapters are sold separately).

Adjustable

Its basic mode provides 60 minutes of rocking, or up to 180 when controlled via the Sleepytroll app. You can also adjust the intensity of the rock, which is great for rocking double strollers too.

Long-Lasting Battery

Keeps your baby comforted with up to 12 hours of battery life on a single 2.5-hour charge (the previous version only had 8 hour life on max power).

Dual control

The Sleepytroll can be controlled via the app for more rocking options, or manually on the rocker itself for quick use.

Sensor mode

The Sleepytroll automatically starts rocking for three minutes whenever it detects your baby stirring or crying, providing instant comfort.

Another advantage of the Sleepytroll is that it's suitable to use from birth and is water resistant, so you don't have to worry about rainy weather if it's attached to a stroller while you're out.

Sleepytroll rocker FAQs

Can Sleepytroll rock all strollers?

Sleepytroll rocks most strollers (even double strollers!). However, it does not rock umbrella strollers as there is no way to mount it vertically without a horizontal handlebar.

Is it good to rock babies to sleep?

Yes it is fine to rock a baby to sleep. Newborns like it as it is supposed to mimic the movement in the womb. It can help soothe them and offers gentle comfort.

Who is Sleepytroll?

Sleepytroll is a Norwegian company founded by Ståle Flataker_._ The company make smart sleeping solutions for children.

Keya Modessa is our Senior Digital Writer and brings over a decade of experience from the digital realm to Mother&Baby. As a mother of two, Keya understands the joys and challenges of modern parenthood and uses her own experience, to give practical advice. Keya has worked across national publications including glossy women's mags, Food and Travel, and more recently as digital lead for Muddy Stilettos.

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