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You Can Set Your Phone To Wake You Up When Your Baby Cries

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Published 17:03 6 Jan 2022 GMT

You Can Set Your Phone To Wake You Up When Your Baby Cries

How did we never know this?!

Lucy Devine

Lucy Devine

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People are just realising that you can use sound recognition on your iPhone to wake you up when your baby starts crying.

Posting on Facebook, one woman explained the tip could be useful for new mums. She wrote: "For mummies that are new or are worried about not hearing your baby cry, if you have an iPhone go to accessibility then go to sound recognition, then sounds and turn on baby crying and if your phone hears your baby crying it will set your alarm off to help you wake up!"

How did we never know about this?!

You can use sound recognition on your iPhone to hear your baby crying (
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Over on the Apple website, they explain: "Your iPhone can continuously listen for certain sounds—such as a crying baby, doorbell, or siren—and notify you when it recognises these sounds.

"Go to Settings > Accessibility > Sound Recognition, then turn on Sound Recognition. Tap Sounds, then turn on the sounds you want iPhone to recognise."

Apple note that users shouldn't rely on their iPhone to recognise sounds "in circumstances where you may be harmed or injured, in high-risk or emergency situations, or for navigation".

Other sounds your phone can recognise include alarms, animals, appliances, car horns, door knocks, coughing and shouting.

Mums couldn't believe they'd never noticed the function (
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And mums commenting on the post couldn't believe they'd never noticed the function, with one person commenting: "[This] will definitely be helpful next time round."

While another added: "Whaaaattttt?! This is really a thing?"

Meanwhile others said it was 'game over' for dads who sleep through their little ones crying.

"It’s game over for all future dads at this point," said one.

While another joked: "They still wouldn’t hear anything."

And a third said: "Wish I’d of [known] about this when mine were babies and my partner 'slept through'."

Apparently it works on Android too (
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Others said it's also available on Android, with one commenting: "It's on android as well, accessibility, installed services, sound notifications."

This is genius!

Featured Image Credit: Shutterstock

Topics: Life, Parenting

Lucy Devine
Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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