19 Free Baby Sound Effects - Most Popular
Laughing Boy of 16 Months
My 16 month old son laughs well when I tickle him. UCS Category: VOXLaff. Length: 00:07.
Snoring Child #3
Snoring from Noé, my 3½ year old son. This sound is easy to loop. UCS Category: HMNSnor. Length: 01:01.
12 days baby crying #2
This baby has only 12 days and he is hungry. UCS Category: VOXCry. Length: 00:32.
Motherhood: Corridor
Atmosphere in a corridor of a hospital maternity ward. UCS Category: AMBHosp. Length: 02:29.
Four month old baby babbles
A four month old baby slowly starts to chirp. UCS Category: VOXBaby. Length: 04:11.
14 month old baby snoring
A baby of 14 months snoring. This is my own daughter. UCS Category: HMNSnor. Length: 01:09.
20-day-old baby crying
20-day-old baby crying in bed. This is my own boy, born in November 2016. UCS Category: VOXCry. Length: 00:47.
20-day-old baby crying #2
20-day-old baby crying in bed. This is my own boy, born in November 2016. UCS Category: VOXCry. Length: 01:51.
Snoring child #2
Snoring from Noé, my 3½ year old son. This sound is easy to loop. UCS Category: HMNSnor. Length: 01:05.
Baby breastfeeds
A 9 days baby suckling the breast of its mother. UCS Category: FOODDrnk. Length: 00:51.
Three month old baby babbles
A three month old baby slowly starts to chirp. UCS Category: VOXBaby. Length: 00:49.
12 days baby crying #1
This baby has only 12 days and he is hungry. UCS Category: VOXCry. Length: 00:59.
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