Nov 21, 2022
NapNap introduces the latest designs of its flagship soothing baby mat. The high-tech product continually produces vibrations and white noise that mimic the experience of a mother’s womb, calming a crying baby with colic.

Toronto,Canada - November 21, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The recently added designs of the NapNap mat include a yellow print with forest animals, a berry print with seasonal fruits, and an aquamarine print with sea creatures. Each soothing mat can be used for newborns until they become 6-month-old.
More details can be found at https://napnap.ca
With its new designs, NapNap offers parents more choice when browsing its US CPSC and CE-certified smart mats. These mats are the latest innovations in baby tech, designed to help babies fall asleep more quickly and improve their sleep patterns. Parents can choose the correct vibration level of their mats so that babies can be gently rocked to sleep.
Several studies have shown that white noise helps newborns fall asleep faster and more deeply. The soothing sound is particularly used to put a baby with colic to sleep because of its similarity to the sounds they would hear inside the womb, such as the rushing of the blood to the placenta or their mother’s heartbeat.
All mats feature a water-proof foundation, and high-resilience foam, and are covered with 100% natural organic cotton. The mat uses smart sleep technology that offers a combination of varying vibrations and white noise. Expecting or new moms can also use the NapNap mats to relieve back or leg pain.
The NapNap mat features 6 different vibration modes. Parents can customize the vibrations and white noise to match their baby’s needs. For example, Mode 1, which offers the lowest vibrations, is particularly recommended for babies in distress due to its extremely soothing effect.
Before turning the soothing mat on for the first time, each NapNap should be charged for around 2 hours. NapNap mats have rechargeable batteries that can last up to 15 days on a single charge.
NapNap is a Canadian manufacturer that ships its products worldwide.
A spokesperson for the company said, “Our products are founded in proven science, meticulously engineered, and are complemented by contemporary and tasteful aesthetics. We strive to make a new parent’s life easier by helping them tackle the big boulders of parenthood so that they can spend more of their time and effort to enjoy the presence of their baby.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://napnap.ca
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Name: Napnap Canada Inc.
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Organization: Napnap Canada Inc.
Address: 1655 Dupont Street Unit 101, Toronto, Ontario M6P 3S9, Canada
Website: https://napnap.ca/
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