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When and how did you wean yourself off the Angelcare/movement sensor monitor?

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jaggythistle · 06/04/2011 19:33

My DS is 18mo Blush and I still like to see the wee pendulum silently ticking away...

Any tips and stories welcome Grin

Don't laugh, please!

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StrawberriesAndScream · 06/04/2011 19:52

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jaggythistle · 06/04/2011 19:56

Glad it's not just me :)

It's just strangely comforting...

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Rosa · 06/04/2011 20:00

DD1 at 2.4 when she went into a big bed.
DD2 at 2.3 when we moved house and I dropped the audio bit and the antenna / plastic snapped off so its coiled wire and I diddn't want her to touch it.
Also I have a large cot so dd2 is still in it .....The boxes from moving are on her bed so (sshhhhh ) she is still in our room .... Waits to be struck down by the MN patrols......

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jaggythistle · 06/04/2011 20:05

:) rosa

I'd have had DS in my room a bit longer, but I was going back to working shifts so would have woken him up all the time (in the unlikely event of him being asleep I suppose Hmm)

He got kicked out just before 6 months when I started back.

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jaggythistle · 06/04/2011 20:46

we've only had a few false alarms when he's curled right in the corner. :)

We had to ram the cot into our room - I had to get out of bed at the bottom for a while! I didn't fancy moving him as he was only about 4 months old when he started bashing his hands on the sides of the crib all the time.

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Sirzy · 06/04/2011 20:48

DS is 17 months. Because of his history of chest problems it gives me so much reassurance I am not even considering turning it off any time soon!

I will probably try to do it some time before he is 18 ;)

InspirationalBreadbin · 06/04/2011 21:09

6 months. DS kept rolling into the corner of the cot in his sleep which set the alarm off.

prolificwillybreeder · 07/04/2011 17:17

DS is 9 months and I'm not turning ours off anytime soon. I probably if I had my own paranoid irrational way would have it on until he left home!

It is rather comforting.

jaggythistle · 07/04/2011 18:18

I am :) right now at your name prolific

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prolificwillybreeder · 08/04/2011 11:17

:) thanks jaggythistle

BobbiDazzler · 08/04/2011 12:02

Used it for about a year with first child and barely used at all wit second (she was in with us until 13 months, though).

Caddie08 · 08/04/2011 14:11

My DS is 6 months and I think I will stop as from tonight - he rolls off the sensor pad and sets the alarm off at least twice a night! Getting rather tiring......

chocadoodle · 08/04/2011 14:17

Sensor mat/alarm part was switched off at 12 months due to DS rolling off it all the time, but we still use the monitor now (DS 2.3).

narmada · 08/04/2011 20:39

DD still has one at nearly 3 but that's because we haven't been arsed to disassemble it! She has jumped on it many many times, so have a new one for DS of 6 mos. I love them, find them very reassuring.

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