What Do You Use Audio-Wise At Nap Time?

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  • delferka
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    • Sep 2010
    • 126

    #16
    A fan!

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    • LoraJenkins
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      • Oct 2010
      • 395

      #17
      I play classical music & soft instrumentals. Anything else seems to keep them awake. I have music channels on my cable and that is what I use. I am going to check out audio books, the older kitties that have a hard time napping may enjoy them (and maybe they will stop playing on their cots).

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      • Maria2013
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        • Aug 2013
        • 1026

        #18
        I use a dehumidifier

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        • Jack Sprat
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          • Jul 2013
          • 882

          #19
          Pandora set to Chopin...it plays through most of the house.

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          • misslori50
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            • Aug 2013
            • 215

            #20
            i use a fan also

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            • Familycare71
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              • Apr 2011
              • 1716

              #21
              Thanks everyone!!! I currently use white noise but have seen on here the mention of audio books a few times- I figured it wouldn't hurt to add some literacy into nap- and hopefully everyone will lay quieter while falling asleep- I have one who won't stop chatting to himself! Maybe the others will hush him to hear a story

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              • Familycare71
                Daycare.com Member
                • Apr 2011
                • 1716

                #22
                Originally posted by nothingwithoutjoy
                Sparkle stories are awesome! My daughter listens to them as she goes to sleep at night (and in the car, and during the day...). One of the series is "Sparkle Sleepytime, " and they're designed to be calming. You buy them individually or by subscription (totally worth the money), but there are lots of freebies on their site so you can try them out.
                Thanks for this! I was wondering how I would make sure they were calming stories without having to listen to them myself!

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