Happiest Baby Snoo Smart Sleeper – White

The Happiest Baby Snoo Smart Sleeper is an award-winning smart bassinet designed by Swiss designer Yves Béhar. It ensures a safe and restful sleep for newborns by responding automatically to fussing with gentle rocking, calming white noise, and app-connected features. Backed by pediatric research, the Snoo increases sleep by 1–2+ hours per night for babies—and their parents.

Specifications:

Brand: Happiest Baby

Model: Snoo Smart Sleeper

Type: Smart bassinet

Color: White

Weight: 17 kg

Dimensions (L×W×H): 76 × 40.6 × 81 cm

Age range: 0+ (recommended for babies up to 6 months)

Brand origin: USA

Key Features:

Smart soothing system:
Built-in motion sensors and brushless DC motors detect baby’s cries or movements and gently rock them to sleep while playing white noise.

Wi-Fi enabled with mobile app:
Control, customize, and monitor baby’s sleep remotely via the SNOO app. Get real-time notifications and adjust responsiveness settings.

Breathable design:
Transparent double-layer mesh walls ensure airflow and visibility, while the natural wood base and V-shaped metal legs provide sturdy support.

SNOO Sack sleep system:
Includes 3 specially designed swaddle sacks (SNOO Sacks) with secure wings to keep the baby safely on their back while allowing natural movement.

LED lighting:
Gentle lighting for nighttime checks.

Noise filtering shield:
Internal shielding helps block Wi-Fi signals from reaching the baby. Wi-Fi can also be fully turned off if desired.

Personal sleep assistant:
Automatically responds to baby’s fussing with the ideal combination of rocking and white noise, mimicking the womb environment.

Set Includes:

SNOO Smart Sleeper bassinet

3 SNOO Sacks (newborn sleep bags)

Mattress with fitted sheet

Power adapter

Instruction manual

Access to mobile app (iOS/Android)

Benefits:

Extends baby’s sleep by 1–2+ hours per night

Promotes safe back sleeping

Helps establish healthy sleep habits from day one

Designed to reduce parental sleep deprivation

Developed in collaboration with pediatricians and sleep experts