Dear Mothers,
The incidence of SIDS in the USA is now at a refreshing low, with about 5 deaths in every 10,000 births. With great baby monitor technology on the rise the SIDS phenomenon seems to be under control. Nevertheless there are thousands of parents who continue stress and worry about their infants. Some parents don’t get to much sleep and peace of mind and constantly check on their children every hour.
If you are a worried parent and recognize yourself in this description, consider using a baby breathing monitor. Able to record micro movements including your child’s breathing you can be assured a better peace of mind. (note that I said better peace of mind because total peace of mind for a mother is not possible)
Presenting the 5 best baby breathing monitors available for parents.
1) Angelcare Baby Movement and Sound Monitor Delux Plus
2) HiSense BabySense V Baby Safe Infant Movement Monitor
3) Respisense Buzz with Proactive TummyTickleTM Tactile Stimulation
4) BébéSounds Angelcare Movement Sensor w. Sound Monitor w. Two Parents Units
5) Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor – Basic
There are two types of baby breathing monitor technology. While they are both very good, some parents may have a personal preference for one versus another one.
One type of technology uses the “sensor pad”, which is set up under the crib mattress, on a hard surface. The sensor pad records any movement activity coming from the baby, through the mattress. The other type of technology uses a device that is directly clipped onto the waistband of the baby’s diaper.
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Unlike the sensor pad technology, the clip-on device comes in direct contact with the baby’s tummy and record movements coming from the child directly. Both monitors have alarms and will alert the parents when and if the child has stopped moving or if the baby breathing is shallow.
Reviews, features and prices are the main determining factors behind a parent’s preference however these monitors are proving more popular then traditional audio and digital monitors. For more information on baby breathing monitors click here
