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Snuzpod, Angel Care Monitor and Respisense

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MissTwister · 03/05/2015 14:11

Hi All

I am really keen to get a Snuzpod. I am also really keen to get a movement monitor but I have read conflicting info about whether the two are compatible due to the solid space needed and space for wires. Has anyone used both together?

Also I just saw a RespiSense monitor which you clip to the nappy - does anyone have any experience of this? Or is this monitoring experience too far!

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MissTwister · 03/05/2015 17:08

Anyone!?

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lunalovegood84 · 03/05/2015 18:20

We used the Snuzpod and Angelcare movement monitor together, no problems. Well thankfully the monitor was never needed if you see what I mean, but everything appeared to be in working order.

thetroubleis · 03/05/2015 18:22

We ha an angel care for our first foster baby and used it on its own, but even on the least sensitive setting it would go off when she did that 'big breath-hold it-siiiiiigh' thing, so be prepared!

MissTwister · 03/05/2015 18:32

Thanks Luna - did you have to adapt the Snuzpod at all - people have mentioned having to cut holes for the wires?

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NightsOfGethsemane · 03/05/2015 18:40

I used a respisense with my DCs. I liked the fact that it was portable and could be used anywhere. We did have a few false alarms with it- if the nappy is loose it doesn't press against the tummy enough to monitor breathing or it can come loose if baby is wriggling a lot.

But it once went off when it was correctly placed and tight enough. When I got to my DD she was just taking a big gasping breath. I don't think that one was a false alarm. I would definitely recommend it.

lunalovegood84 · 03/05/2015 18:43

Didn't have to do anything special about the wires, I can't remember how we threaded it through but it wasn't a problem. We did get an occasional false alarm but that still happens in his cot.

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