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Soothing a Crying Baby
Stop the Tears, Start the Calm
Discover solutions designed to turn cries into coos—because every parent deserves a little peace.
Is crying a baby’s love language?
Loud Moments. Quiet Connections.
Every cry and every tear are a part of the journey - it’s how babies communicate and seek love and care from you. But the reasons why babies cry vary, and finding out how to soothe them can feel overwhelming. Our carriers and bouncers are designed to help you soothe your baby quickly and effortlessly.
FAQs: How to Stop the Crying
Your Biggest Questions About Soothing, Answered
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Why is my baby crying?
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What’s the best way to soothe a crying baby?
- Baby Carriers: Keep your baby close to hear your heartbeat, smell your scent, and feel secure.
- Baby Bouncers: Provide a natural rocking motion that mimics being held.
- Swaddlers: Mimic the cozy feeling of the womb, helping to soothe baby by reducing the startle reflex, promoting longer sleep, and creating a sense of security.
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When do babies learn to self soothe?
Expert Tips for Comforting Your Baby


From Chaos to Calm
- Use a carrier to keep your baby close when they need comfort.
- Gently rock your baby in a bouncer to mimic soothing motion.
- Keep a pacifier handy for instant calming.
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