Fisher-Price Baby Soothe & Settle Bunny — Portable Plush Sound Machine for Newborns

Calm moments with a cuddly companion

The Fisher-Price Soothe & Settle Bunny is a soft, portable sensory friend that blends plush comfort with responsive audio and light. As the bunny yawns and settles, its head nods in a gentle rhythm, creating a familiar, soothing cue that can help ease transitions for newborns. The tabletop design makes it a handy companion for naps, bedtime routines, or quiet moments on the go, offering a comforting presence when you need it most.

Five soothing sound options let you customize the mood, and each track can run for 30 minutes or more. A soft glowing heart light adds a gentle visual layer to the experience, helping your baby focus and settle without overstimulation. The combination of motion, sound, and light is designed to adapt as your little one grows, so you can revisit the same setup at different stages of development.

What makes this bunny soothing

• Portable, plush design that travels with your family for quick, familiar comfort
• Five soothing sound options including lullaby-like music, yawns and snores, deep breathing, shushing, nature sounds, and white noise
• Head nodding on or off and a glowing heart light with on, slow fade, or off options
• Machine-washable shell after electronics are removed for easy cleaning
• Supports engaging developing senses and offers a comforting presence from birth

Designed for real-life routines

Use during bedtime, nap windows, car rides, or travel to new environments. Its compact tabletop form keeps it within reach during soothing moments, while the soft toy adds a gentle focal point for newborns during transitions. The adjustable settings let you refine the ambience as your baby’s needs change.

Why families consider it

This bunny combines soft hardware with customizable features, offering a range of possibilities to help you explore what feels most comforting for your baby. While outcomes vary, many parents appreciate the ability to tailor the experience to their routine and their child’s cues.