Snuza Hero SE Movement Monitor Review

Premature baby, had breathing problems. I have been thinking about buying monitor mats for a long time. But it’s good that I took this device, since the child hardly sleeps in her bed) at the same time, it’s not so scary that I’ll crush it in my sleep when I fall asleep during feeding. For the first two months, I wore my boots around the clock, even for a walk. Now only at night. The battery has never been changed. In the photo, a child is 4.5 months old (6.5 kg)

The child was born with a diagnosis of meconium aspiration and asphyxia, they themselves were looking for a respiratory monitor and the doctor at the Children's Hospital recommended one, they use such monitors in the hospital.

It is convenient because it is small, compact and lightweight. The sound is heard in another room, the light is shining brightly, but at first it was even pleasing, because the fear was strong, and she was blinking, which means everything is fine :)

With this monitor, it became much calmer for the child. If there is no breathing for 15 seconds, it rings briefly and vibrates, if after another 5 seconds there is no breathing, then it beeps quite loudly. It works silently, but there is a mode for mega-paranoids, when every breath of the child is sounded with a click) He catches his breath with a sensitive sensor that touches the stomach - it is attached to the diaper. In theory, a child can knock him down at night, then the device will…