1 Hour Pink Noise for Baby Sleep, Rainy Window, Dark Screen

One hour of steady pink noise, with a softly lit illustration of a reading nook by a window in the rain. After 30 minutes the picture fades slowly to a black screen, so the room stays dark while the sound keeps playing until the end. Pink noise is an even, low-pitched hiss, softer than white noise. Many parents use it as a constant background sound to cover household noise around the nursery. How to use it: start the video before naptime or bedtime, place the phone, tablet or speaker a few metres from the crib (never inside it), and set the volume low, about as loud as a quiet conversation. Turn on repeat if you need it to run longer, and lower the screen brightness before you begin. Good for: Naps and bedtime in the nursery Covering street, hallway or neighbour noise Reading, studying or working quietly in the evening There are no sudden sounds, ads in the middle of the audio or music changes, just a steady tone for the full hour. If this helps your evenings, subscribe to Deep Rest for more sleep sounds and timers. 🌙 A new sleep sound every evening. Make it your nightly ritual: subscribe so tonight's sound is waiting for you, and explore the channel for rain, ocean, fire, brown, pink and white noise. Find your ideal bedtime and wake-up time: https://sleepcalcs.com Guided breathing to calm down before sleep: https://breathub.com #pinknoise #pinknoise1hour #babysleepsounds