EPTToday my sister tested it on my recommendation (girl, 2 months old): exactly as in the video. I'm sharing this because it's awesome, turn off your own little vuvuzela at will!
Mission accomplished: the crying baby
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Beyonder
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Today my sister tested it on my recommendation (girl, 2 months old): exactly as in the video. I'm sharing this because it's awesome, turn off your own little vuvuzela at will! | ||
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fanta[Rn]
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should implement a device into baby ears with water sound playing | ||
vGl-CoW
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Reason
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minus_human
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Badjas
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Xstatic
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Don't know if it always works with repeated exposure though, so I'll save this as a last-resort tactic when I have my own kid ^^ | ||
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GreEny K
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On June 14 2010 03:54 vGl-CoW wrote: where can we report this bug Lol, quick thinking. Thats cool to know, wish I would have known it a few months ago when my niece was a baby. | ||
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Beyonder
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Comeh
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flamewheel
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ghermination
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And also, can they become conditioned to this enough for it to stop working? Because babies always seem to be soothed by car rides, at least until they get old enough to stop caring. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On June 14 2010 04:55 ghermination wrote: Is this why moving cars work to soothe them as well? Is it the constant background noise as well as the feeling of movement? And also, can they become conditioned to this enough for it to stop working? Because babies always seem to be soothed by car rides, at least until they get old enough to stop caring. ive always been soothed by moving cars, even as i got older lol | ||
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MannerKiss
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meeple
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Reason
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On June 14 2010 04:55 ghermination wrote: Is this why moving cars work to soothe them as well? Is it the constant background noise as well as the feeling of movement? And also, can they become conditioned to this enough for it to stop working? Because babies always seem to be soothed by car rides, at least until they get old enough to stop caring. Perhaps... it's the sound of blood rushing through the womb that they are used to, this is what the water emulates. Not sure how much a car engine sounds like running water or pumping blood though =/ | ||
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Count9
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uNiGNoRe
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Butcherski
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Khenra
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On June 14 2010 05:35 Butcherski wrote: brb making babies cry to test this Fixed! | ||
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geetarzero
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luminaire
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I'll have to try this on my niece tonite. She always seems to save up all her crying for when I come over and we're trying to watch the NBA finals.... | ||
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Beyonder
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Hahah :D win | ||
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Beyonder
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On June 14 2010 06:04 geetarzero wrote: my sister told me about this....she also says that a fan will work too.... Really? interesting. If I remember I'll get my sis to test this too :D | ||
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Trozz
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Pretty cool trick, nonetheless. Might yet be useful. | ||
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minus_human
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On June 14 2010 06:04 geetarzero wrote: my sister told me about this....she also says that a fan will work too.... but a fan would also kill the baby at night... | ||
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s031720
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[QUOTE]On June 14 2010 05:35 Butcherski wrote: brb making babies cry to test this[/QUOT Gonna make some babies. Full stop. Will try this trick at a later date. Out. | ||
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Physician
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works on Japanese babies too, and no faucet needed | ||
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404.Delirium
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Corrupt
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Corrupt
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On June 14 2010 08:01 404.Delirium wrote: Will try in 7 months... FML. What are you getting - sister/brother or daughter/son? :> | ||
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Archaic
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On June 14 2010 03:54 vGl-CoW wrote: where can we report this bug Call R1CH. DNA is similar to C++... Kinda. + Show Spoiler + Any every other programming language known to man, for that matter. | ||
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geetarzero
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On June 14 2010 06:39 minus_human wrote: but a fan would also kill the baby at night... you're not supposed to point the fan at the baby... | ||
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LeperKahn
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TheLardyGooser
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Nal_rAwr
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how come i have never seen any of these amazing sprintcuts videos some of them are stupid/simple but some of them are pretty cool man | ||
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Grobyc
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On June 14 2010 05:30 uNiGNoRe wrote: Curious if the sound of rain would work as well. ahhh, love the sound of rain, thanks for the link ^.^ | ||
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hyst.eric.al
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On June 14 2010 03:54 vGl-CoW wrote: LOL this is so legitwhere can we report this bug great spotlight hahaha | ||
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sith
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pyr0ma5ta
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On June 14 2010 03:54 vGl-CoW wrote: where can we report this bug lol. It is a feature right? o_O | ||
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CroOk
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On June 14 2010 20:18 khellian wrote: Haha. If it only worked on wives! ^_* rofl | ||
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Klive5ive
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On June 14 2010 16:34 cgrinker wrote: I was thinking that the baby was going to go in the sink and I was like "oh shit." Lol yeh me too. I though he was going to shove the baby underwater, that would work also. | ||
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vGl-CoW
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Queequeg
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So anyways, does this http://simplynoise.com/ really work on babies? | ||
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Therick
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water. | ||
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Lexpar
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On June 16 2010 00:51 vGl-CoW wrote: or you can just pee on the baby Dude. | ||
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When [Titus] landed a gnat came and entered his nose, and it knocked against his brain for seven years. One day as he was passing a blacksmith's it heard the noise of the hammer and stopped. He said; I see there is a remedy. So every day they brought a blacksmith who hammered before him. This went on for thirty days, but then the creature got used to it. | ||
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eMbrace
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Sentenal
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On June 16 2010 00:51 vGl-CoW wrote: or you can just pee on the baby According to South Park, that would just make the baby go crazy | ||
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BraneSC2
United States123 Posts
...or maybe its that sensation of bodily relief. | ||
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Bub
United States3518 Posts
should add a poll, for us all to vote on after testing this. I wanna know. | ||
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Kashmir
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A warm bath Gentle massage Walking them in the pram Taking them for a drive If you play soothing music after they're born and keep the volume to a comfortable level during down time then they won't grow up needing dead silence to go to sleep. A set routine (think bath, massage, bed) will help them go to sleep easier too. Don't have any babies of my own yet. Did help raise my younger brothers and some of the other 42 grandchildren on my father's side of the family though. | ||
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101TFP
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On June 14 2010 05:30 uNiGNoRe wrote: Curious if the sound of rain would work as well. is there music mixed in with the rain? it sounds so much like the terran sc2 soundtrack to me wtf maybe because it rains on steppes of war and i watch too many replays? does anyone else here the terran music while listening to the rain? | ||
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wo0py
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On June 20 2010 07:20 101TFP wrote: is there music mixed in with the rain? it sounds so much like the terran sc2 soundtrack to me wtf maybe because it rains on steppes of war and i watch too many replays? does anyone else here the terran music while listening to the rain? did you have sc2 running while listening? | ||
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1busymommy2
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I don't know how much gas we burned up driving fussy babies. Then we realized it was the sound that calmed them down, not so much the movement. That's when we started using a sound machine. The problem is we are away from home so much. I was researching out baby sleep and found the greatest solution. (http://www.buzzle.com/comments/292414-1.html) Sleepy Bee issuer new traveling companion. User was banned for this post. | ||
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Romantic
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On June 16 2010 00:46 xanatas wrote: Its better to record the sound instead of waisting ALOT of water Ugh, you can't waste water. The only conceivable way is if you water your lawn and it evaporates and falls somewhere else, but that just changes distribution. You cannot waste water by running the tap. Unless you mean it is expensive... but it is a tiny amount of cost on a utilities bill. Continue using the tap to make babies shut up. I've learned that most of the time my relative's babies cry they just want attention or to be picked up; babies are allergic to being on their backs. | ||
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