The Download: Hatch Rest Mini
The Hatch Rest Mini may be the easiest sound machine to operate.
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Apr 23, 2021, 5:09 PM
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4ds agoGetting a good night’s sleep can be challenging for some.
Especially for babies or young children - ask any new parent.
News 12's Andrew Ehinger found a sound machine that could
help, and it's not just for kids.
The Hatch Rest Mini may be the easiest sound machine to
operate.
Hatch makes a variety of different sleep machines - but the
mini is designed for a small child or baby's bedroom. The tiny speaker has
eight built in soothing sounds to help you rest.
What makes it unique is that it is also app controlled, so
you can remotely turn the speaker on or off, and even set timers.
Anyone can use. And is very tiny - so taking it on the road
with you to block out unwanted noises at night is a snap.
The Hatch Rest Mini is $40.
