One sleepyhead’s lullaby (crashing waves from a sound machine) is another child’s nightmare.

Tune into something more musically inclined with a Woon iDoll. The plush bedtime companions are what happens when a Sleep Sheep meets an Uglydoll meets your iPod.

Just customize a soothing playlist on your MP3 player (we found a combination of ’80s lite rock and John Denver worked like Ambien), set the volume (remember, it will be muffled by the doll), slip it into the side pocket, and use the Velcro loop to attach it to the crib, car seat, or stroller.

Though the little doll isn’t flawless (it took us awhile to get our iPod in place without triggering different playlists), it certainly mirrors our parenting sensibility better than any fuzzy animal with womb noises mysteriously emanating from its belly.

In other words, it’s anything but a snore.

Available online at chloeinstyle.com, $50. To see styles, go to woonkids.com.

WOOF
Kids and Dogs Seminar
What: With their pooches in tow, tykes learn the basics on safely interacting.
Why: Don’t have a dog of your own? Kiddos practice skills on a resident pup.
When: Book now for June 30, 7 p.m.
Where: Canine Creature Comforts, 81 Lancaster Ave., Malvern. To register, call 610-296-8407 or email info@caninecreaturecomforts.com. Cost is $30 per child/canine duo.

DISCOVER
Summer Wonder
What: Get a taste of music, dance, and storytelling from around the world at the weekly performances.
Why: Colonial tunes to capoeira and everything in between.
When: Thru Aug. 10. Wed., 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Where: Penn Museum, 3260 South St. (215-898-4001). Adults, $10; children, $6; under 6, free.

ENCHANT
Snow White
What: The silly adaptation puts a smile on their faces.
Why: Fairy-tale ending guaranteed.
When: Sat., 10:15 a.m.
Where: The Little Theatre, Springwater Plaza, 364 Wilmington Pike, bldg. 3, Glen Mills (610-551-2843). Tickets online at showclix.com. Adults, $10; children, $9.

Photo: Courtesy of Woon