What would you pay for a product that would lull your fussy baby to sleep — and keep her asleep all night? If your heart is suddenly racing, and you’ve already yanked out your wallet, well, you’re not ...

The Lulla Doll — designed to calm and soothe kids at bedtime — normally retails for $95, but high demand is seeing buyers pay up to $350 for the toy on eBay. “It’s crazy,” local Lulla Doll seller ...

October is SIDS Awareness month. 2 News Oklahoma's Cathy Tatom listens to and shares Consumer Reports' advice for keep babies ...

A doll designed by an Icelandic mum to help kids fall asleep has seen sales sky-rocket. The super-soft ‘Lulla doll’ stimulates the sounds of a mothers breathing and heartbeat, which is reported to ...

“Max was a dreadful sleeper,” Rebecca Ilie, a mother from Australia, told The Daily Telegraph. But after sleeping with the doll, “His sleep was dramatically improved within days and by three weeks he ...

For anyone who has trouble getting their babies to drift off and stay off, reviewers have hailed the Riff Raff Baby sleep ...

Many babies and young children struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep for long periods of time, but now there's a doll that can help. The doll plays a heartbeat and breathing sounds to emulate the ...

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Consumer Reports has found that some infant products marketed for sleep can increase the risk of injury, suffocation or even ...

When the Lulla doll hit the market in 2016, it sold out within two weeks of its release, prompting eBay bidding wars that drove up the price of the $69 doll to $665. These bidders were likely ...

October is designated as Safe Infant Sleep Month, raising awareness on practices to reduce SIDS risks. Experts highlight the ...