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maxi cosi light Maxi-Cosi Connected Home Soothe Light & Sound

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maxi cosi light Maxi-Cosi Connected Home Soothe Light & SoundMaxi Cosi Soothe Light & Sound: Always Soothing, Always Together The Maxi Cosi Soothe Light & Sound is the ultimate tool for creating a calming, sensory friendly environment for your baby. Designed to soothe your little one with the perfect combination of light, sound, and lullabies, this device promotes a peaceful sleep routine. Whether you're a newborn parent or a toddler trainer, this product adapts to your child's growth and development, ensuring

Maxi-Cosi Soothe Light & Sound: Always Soothing, Always Together

The Maxi-Cosi Soothe Light & Sound is the ultimate tool for creating a calming, sensory-friendly environment for your baby. Designed to soothe your little one with the perfect combination of light, sound, and lullabies, this device promotes a peaceful sleep routine. Whether you're a newborn parent or a toddler trainer, this product adapts to your child's growth and development, ensuring peaceful nights and a smooth transition into better sleep habits.


Key Features:

1. Personalised Sleep Settings

  • Customise your baby’s sleep routine with a combination of soothing lights, calming sounds, and lullabies.

  • Adjust music, light colour, and brightness via the Maxi-Cosi Connected Home app to create the perfect sensory environment that suits your baby’s needs.

2. Time-to-Rise for Toddlers

  • As your baby grows into a toddler, time-to-rise settings help teach them when it's time to get up.

  • Set wake-up times that coincide with their natural rhythm, helping your toddler understand when it’s time for bed and when it's time to wake up, encouraging independent sleep habits.

3. Endless Light Colour Options

  • Choose from an endless range of light colours to set the mood for nap time or bedtime, or create a soft, ambient glow that’s perfect for sleep.

  • Parents can experiment with different combinations of light and sound to discover the best combination that soothes their baby.

4. Soothing Sounds & Lullabies

  • The device comes with 20 pre-programmed lullabies and white noises, allowing you to choose the perfect sound to help your baby drift off to sleep.

  • Whether it’s a gentle lullaby or a soothing white noise to mask distractions, you can easily select what works best.

5. Timer & Delayed Start

  • Set a timer for a delayed start, so the music and lights come on when you want them to, ensuring a smooth bedtime routine.

  • This feature can help parents plan and time their baby’s wind-down activities without interruptions.

6. Interaction with Other Maxi-Cosi Connected Home Products

  • Soothe Light & Sound integrates with other Maxi-Cosi Connected Home products, allowing for a seamless experience in your home automation setup.

  • Control all your Maxi-Cosi products in one app for an easy, convenient experience.

7. Safe & Secure

  • The device uses fully encrypted data to ensure your baby's sleep data remains safe and secure.

  • You can trust that all your connected features are private and protected.

8. Child Lock Mechanism

  • The child lock mechanism prevents little hands from interfering with the settings, ensuring that the device remains in "parent-controlled" mode.

9. Works with Amazon Alexa & Google Home

  • Easily control the Soothe Light & Sound with voice commands through Amazon Alexa or Google Home.

  • Ideal for those moments when your hands are full but you need to adjust the light or sound settings quickly.

10. Wi-Fi & App Control

  • The device requires a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection to set up in the Maxi-Cosi Connected Home app. Once connected, you can control everything directly from your phone.

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