That sopunds like it. The problem was she kept on wriggling off the damn thing. She had breathing difficulties when she was born and spent a week in SCBU. Then at 6 weeks she stopped breathing and we had the heart in mouth ambulance ride to the hospital, by which time she was smiling and cooing at the doctors as they jabbed her. After that she was admitted for breathing monitoring, but it was inconclusive.
If it's any consolation she's totally fine now, as is my nephew who spent his first 10 months being wired up to breathing monitors after he was born.