Hatch Rest Baby Sound Machine, Night Light | 2nd Gen | Registry Essential, Sleep Trainer, Routine Builder, Time-to-Rise Alarm Clock, White Noise Soother, Nursery Stories, Toddler Kids Bedroom (Wi-Fi)
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Style: Rest 2nd Gen
Features
- The baby registry essential: Rest is the all-in-one sleep device that teaches healthy sleep habits and develops independent sleep at every age and stage. From light and sound pairings that build your babys first sleep routine, to music and stories that help big kids wind down at night, Rest helps the whole family sleep easier.
- Build healthy sleep habits: Create routines that signal sleep for little ones. Dreamy light and music soothes them at bedtime and keeps them sleeping through the night.
- Develop Independence: Customize light and sound combinations for signals to keep their routine on track. Cue your little ones for ?aps and bedtime with Time-for-Bed or let your early riser know when to stay in bed and when its ok to get up with Time-to-Rise.
- Control via app from anywhere: The Rest 2nd gen is Wi-Fi enabled. Adjust settings and set schedules remotely with your smartphone or control volume and night light by touch with easy access buttons on the device.
- Your all-access pass to the very best sleep with Hatch+ : Access music, stories and personalized goodnight notes to help your little one wind down and fall asleep easily with Hatch+. Subscription sold separately in app; free trial included.
Color: White
Brand: Hatch Baby
Material: Plastic
Power Source: Corded Electric
Item Depth: 4.2 inches
Manufacturer: Hatch Baby
Part Number: HBR4400
Item Weight: 13.6 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.2 x 4.2 x 6.61 inches
Item model number: REST
Color: White
Style: Rest 2nd Gen
Material: Plastic
Pattern: Solid
Power Source: Corded Electric
Voltage: 240 Volts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Type of Bulb: Neon
Mounting Type: Tabletop
Switch Style: Push Button
Special Features: Dimmable, Portable
Included Components: Power Cable
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
Date First Available: March 16, 2022
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Style: Hatch Baby - NEW!
I was originally planning on getting the original Hatch model for baby #2, but decided to try out the Hatch Baby when I saw it was released. I’m glad we did! We use our old Hatch nightly but I always disliked the tactile function set up - my toddler would frequently touch it and mess up settings, or we couldn’t see the buttons on the bottom in the dark. The Hatch baby is so much easier to use if you’re trying to use the buttons on the hatch itself rather than the app. I love that you can easily adjust the sound just by turning the knob on the top and easily go to your preset favorites. I got the app set up and connected while feeding one night and it was very straightforward. It takes a second to connect when I open the app, but I haven’t had any issues with the connection. We haven’t used the sleep consultant feature yet but will consider it. The app does have a few chapters for some quick reading about physiologic sleep in infants based on age which is great, while also giving sleeping tips.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by Emmarie Myers Emmarie Myers
Style: Rest 1st Gen
This Hatch Rest has been absolutely essential for our baby's sleep routine since bringing her home from the hospital. The combination of customizable white noise and gentle night light in one device eliminates the need for multiple gadgets on the nightstand, and the Bluetooth control means I can adjust settings without entering the room and potentially waking her. The sound quality is excellent with a wide variety of white noise options, nature sounds, and lullabies. The volume range goes from whisper-quiet for light sleepers to loud enough to mask household noise during naps. What I love most is being able to create custom programs that automatically adjust throughout the night - starting with a brighter light and louder sound for bedtime, then dimming to very low light and softer sound for overnight comfort. The app control is incredibly convenient, especially for those middle-of-the-night adjustments. I can fine-tune the light color and brightness or change sound options without getting up, which has prevented countless sleep disruptions. The 2017 Bluetooth-only model works perfectly with my phone, though the range is adequate for typical bedroom use. Build quality feels solid and child-safe. The touch controls on top work well, and the night light provides just the right amount of illumination for nighttime diaper changes without being too stimulating. The variety of color options helps create the perfect ambiance for different times of day. After 18 months of nightly use, it's still going strong with no technical issues. Our toddler has become so accustomed to her Hatch routine that it's become an essential sleep cue. Absolutely worth the investment - this device has improved our entire family's sleep quality significantly.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2025 by Amy Biggs
Style: Rest 2nd Gen
I don't write reviews for things I buy very often, but this little machine has changed my life so much that I have to. Whoever invented this should be nominated for the Nobel Prize. This thing is a miracle machine. My son is 20 months old and I can count the number of times that he slept through the night on one hand-- that is until about 3 weeks ago when we bought this machine. I saw the concept of an "ok to wake" alarm but was not sure if it would work for a kid as young as mine. Then I saw a review from a lady with an 18 month old who seemed to have a similar sleep pattern to my son. My son would wake up 3-4 times every night and need some degree of soothing to go back down. If he woke up after about 3-4 am (what we came to know as 'the witching hour'), there would be no hope of getting him to go deeply back to sleep and the best you could do was get him to lay down and nod off for 15 minute increments for as long as you could. That worked best with one of sleeping on the ground beside the crib. At some point, he would wake fully up, and at that point there would be no getting him back to sleep. You just had to wake up and start the day with him. We tried really hard to at least get him to 5 am, but it didn't always work. 5:30 was a stretch goal and 6 seemed like a near impossibility. Enter the hatch. I followed the procedure used by the lady whose review I read-- I set the alarm for 5:30 on the first night after having a talk with him before bed about how the red light meant it was time to sleep and green meant it was ok to wake up. When he woke up in the night, we told him over the baby monitor that the light was still red so he would need to lay down. To our surprise, he actually did after a few minutes. He whined a little bit but didn't start to cry like he normally would if we didn't go in the room. He woke up fully that morning before the light turned green and started crying out for us. Like the woman described, I reset the wake time for about 5 minutes out so he would not have to spend so long in distress. Then when the light turned green, I went in and made a big production of how the light was green so he could wake up. Each day I set the time a few minutes later until we finally got to where it is currently set-- 6:15. I'm not sure why, but he just gets it. It took a couple of weeks of him waking in the night and whining for us but going easily back to sleep when we tell him over the speaker that the red light means it's still night night time. After a few weeks of that he does it completely on his own. If he wakes up, he looks at the red light and just goes back to sleep. Most nights now he sleeps fully through the night and does not wake up until after 6. If he happens to wake up fully before it turns green, he lays down watching it until it turns green then pops up. He's sleeping so well that he's in a great mood when he wakes up. We are sleeping better than we have in a long time ourselves. The thing isn't perfect-- I find the app a little wonky thought it is reasonably easy to use. I think it's a bit difficult to change the routine or wake time while the current routine is running. When you try, it just turns the machine off. That's annoying if you are trying to make a change while he is sleeping. Some of the more advanced features like the stories and lullabies are a bit too complicated for our boy I think. We keep it simple with orange light and quiet music to wind down with books before bed, red light with the ocean sound effect for sleep (I recommend a pretty good volume) and green light to wake up (keeping the sound going so he won't be woken by the change in sound and will still sleep if his body wants to). If we start wanting to encourage him to wake up at a certain time I think I will have the sounds change to birds chirping. Long story short-- this thing changed our lives, and I just gifted one to a friend who is expecting a baby to give her the gift of sleep.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Richard T. Frank