Nine Months: the sound that settles
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What you are getting
Amnia is built around one sound. Not a playlist, not another machine on the shelf. Nine Months sits in the low range a baby spends nine months listening to before they ever hear a room.
Open the app, press play, put the phone down. It works in the cot, in the car, in the pushchair, and in a hotel room at two in the morning when nothing else you packed is any use.
This is for you if
- Bedtime has become the hardest forty minutes of your day
- You are awake at three in the morning more nights than not
- You have a white noise app and it stopped working, or never did
- You do not want to sleep train, and you are tired of being told to
- You need something that works tonight, not in six weeks
Why this exists
Every parent gets handed the same advice. Routine. Blackout blinds. Dream feeds. Some of it helps. None of it helps at ten past two when the baby is awake, you are awake, and tomorrow has already started going wrong.
What kept coming back was simpler than any of it. A baby spends nine months inside a continuous low sound. Blood, breath, a muffled heartbeat, a body moving around them. Then they arrive into a silent room, and we are surprised that silence unsettles them.
Amnia is an attempt to give that sound back properly, made for the way a newborn actually hears rather than a hiss generator with a baby on the icon.
How it works
Press play
No routine to learn, no schedule, nothing to set up.
Put the phone down
Runs with the screen off, on speaker or a nursery speaker.
Newborn to 18 months
The same sound from the first week home onward.
What the nights look like
One continuous low sound, weighted to the range a newborn hears best.
Nothing to learn. No method, no schedule, no crying it out.
Loops all night with no audible seam, so a gap never wakes them.
Downloads once, then plays offline. The car and the plane included.
What parents say
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Thirty nights, or your money back
Everything in the library
Included with every plan, at no extra cost.
Included when you join
Nine Months, Unbroken
An eight hour single-take render with no loop point at all, so the sound never repeats itself.
The Two O’Clock Card
One page, printed for the fridge. What to try, in what order, when they wake in the small hours and you cannot think straight.
Thirty nights, or your money back
Try it for thirty nights. If your baby does not settle to it, email [email protected] and we refund you in full. No form, no phone call, no explanation required.
Questions
How is this different from a white noise app?
White noise is a flat hiss across all frequencies. It is not what a baby heard before birth, and most babies habituate to it within weeks. Amnia is one recorded sound, weighted to the low end where a newborn hears best, looping without an audible seam.
What age is it for?
Newborn through around eighteen months. Plenty of parents keep going well past that, but the effect is strongest in the first six months.
How loud should it be?
About the level of a shower running in the next room, with the phone or speaker a couple of feet from the cot rather than inside it. The app opens at a sensible level by default.
Does it need the internet?
Only the first time. Download the recording once and it plays offline, which is the point in the car or on a plane.
Can I use it on more than one device?
Yes. One account covers every phone, tablet and browser in the household, so both parents have it.
How do I cancel?
In your account settings, any time, in one tap. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for.
My baby does not settle to anything. Will this?
Honestly, we do not know. Some babies take to it in seconds, some take a few nights. That is what the thirty nights is for, and why the refund is one email rather than an argument.
Start tonight
The next wake-up is coming either way. This time you have something to press play on.
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