A melodious and colorful mobile that offers a world of music.

Baby's first music box with endless choices of melodies.
Grows with your baby - from crib as a mobile to toddler as a stand-alone music box.
Unique design with two high quality designed speakers.

Features:

• endless choice of melodies - 18 different tunes in 6 music categories
• grows with your baby - from mobile-crib to stand-alone portable music box
• unique design with two high-quality speakers
• calming night light and baby-activated button

Age tips:

0-3 months
Play the unique "white noise" option to your newborn baby. Research has found that these sounds relax newborns as they remind them of the sounds they had heard while in the womb.

5+ months
Once the time for mobiles is over, remove the arm and leave the stand-alone music box. Soon enough, your baby will learn how to activate the music box independently and revel in that discovery.

12+ months
Once your little one starts walking, he or she will enjoy carrying the music box around and listening to their favorite tune from the wide musical selection.

How to use?

The Soothe 'n Groove Mobile allows parents to easily moderate the level of stimulation. Activate the movement and music together or introduce baby to one feature at a time; enjoy the full mobile experience or remove the overhead arm and use as a music box only. 

Reducing Stimulation
If your baby seems uncomfortable or restless (crying, averting her gaze, etc) reduce the level of stimulation. Turn the music and movement on separately and monitor baby’s reaction. Check whether baby shows preference for a certain tune or genre.

Increasing Stimulation
If your baby seems uninterested, he might need more stimulation. Turn the music and movement on together, choosing a more upbeat tune, and draw his attention to the dangling toys.

Did you know?
Baby’s reaction to the mobile may vary. When she is alert she might respond one way and when tired another. Adjust the use of the mobile and level of stimulation to baby’s changing moods and needs (i.e. soft music and few features to help baby fall asleep or louder music and more features to keep her engaged, etc).