Angelcare Extra Movement Sensor Pad and Nursery Unit, White

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The parent unit displays the temperature of the room where the baby is sleeping and will show on a colour-coded display if it is too hot or too cold, according to your preset parameters. I'm not one of these over protective mums but a baby I used to baby sit for died of cot death (not on my watch) when I was a young teenager and I can remember how horrific it was and I couldn't help but worry for years afterwards what would have happened if I had been babysitting that night, as soon as I found out I was pregnant it was one of the first things I brought. year old boy and I am using it on my 3 week old girl now, I feel much better knowing if anything were to happen an alarm will go off, I know it works as Ive took baby out of cot and forgot to turn it off and the alarm beeps then starts going off, also it went off while my baby boy was in the cot one night, I jumped out of bed and grabbed him without thinking, I startled him but dread to think about if that alarm wasn't there, also it's gone off a couple of times as he's got older and rolled around the cot away from the sensor which is understandable (I used it on him till he was just over 2). Angelcare monitors do not operate via WiFi or use WiFi devices that can be connected to your home or any other network, but operate on a secure closed system. Angelcare’s sophisticated software works seamlessly to provide the ideal solution when monitoring twins in separate cots, or baby and toddler in separate rooms.

I like that it monitors room temperature within your preferred parameters and alerts you if conditions are too hot or cold for your child. But I just feel I will be able to sleep easier knowing that the monitor would alert me if she ever stopped breathing during the night while I was asleep. I will have to give you the model when I get home, unfortunately can't remember off the top of my head right now. Home Retail Group Card Services Limited is registered in England (04007072) at 33 Holborn, London, United Kingdom, EC1N 2HT.We used ours for a few months only but it was worth it as he insisted on tummy sleeping which I hated. The others, however, are of the opinion that the motion sensor element would actually make them more paranoid, and sleep less than they already would with a new baby in the house.

You could also position the camera looking through the slats of a cot, but we are using a Chicco Next2Me crib so this wasn’t possible – the bedside table was too low for the camera and we had to move the crib next to a chest of drawers. I had one with my first and it went off twice, first time was because he was too small for it to register his breathing under his mattress so I placed it under a folded up blanket, and the second time was when he was much older and had rolled to the very bottom of the cot.when my lo was new new born it went off on two seperate occasions and both times he had 'forgotten' to breath and had to be roused (a very scary experience) weather or not he would have been fine anyway i dont know but in my eyes it saved his life!

The instructions suggest an 8-hour charge to begin with and 6-hour charges thereafter, so to use the monitor on battery power we would have to charge it for hours every day. You aren't being paranoid when I got mine literally everyone in my family was like "you are being paranoid" "it's amazing how we all survived without stuff like this" "you will turn that baby into a worrier" bla bla bla. Do you already own a different brand of baby monitor but want to add in Movement monitoring for extra peace of mind now baby is here? The video is still used now he is nearly 2, very useful to have a quick peak to see if me is lying down screaming or standing up.Angelcare's sensasure movement sensor pad reassures you, by only alarming if no movements have been detected for 20 seconds.