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<img class="left" src="/images/stories/featured_reviews/drooz-studio.png" alt="Drooz Studio" width="210" height="46" /><img class="right" src="/images/stories/featured_reviews/drooz-studio-door-tag.jpg" alt="Drooz Studio door tag" width="230" height="141" />New parents are all too familiar with the sounds of unexpected door bell ringing from well meaning neighbors bearing casserole dishes and frequent deliveries from men in uniform driving big brown trucks. What do they have in common? When you&#39;re the parent of a newborn, you wish these kinds of uninvited guests would call first and get the point after always hearing your answering machine and you secretly dream of inventing a doorbell which automatically silences every time the baby goes down for a nap. 
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Half asleep parents may think of scrawling messages on Post-it notes saying &quot;Don&#39;t ring bell. Baby asleep&quot; but they usually get ignored as those sticky notes can fall to the ground with the slightest gust of wind. Thankfully, <a href="http://www.drooz.com/shelly.html">Shelly Kennedy</a>, the brilliant designer behind <a href="http://www.drooz.com/index.html">Drooz Studio</a>, has gotten some sleep since her new parent days and stepped up to the doorframe for all parents of light sleepers. 
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