diaper changes and/or night feedings? Will it alarm? How does this work during diaper changes and/or night feedings?
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For diaper changes, instead of turning it off I would clip it to my own shirt etc., that way I didn't forget to turn it back on when putting it back onto Baby, but it didn't alarm because it detected my own movement.
100993
The alarm will sound when the plug is removed. You have to push the button to silence it. This is so the parent will know if child unplugged it or came unplugged while they slept.
824046
My daughter is almost 5 months old and 15 pounds. While i have been using this diaper since she was about 10 pounds,and loving it, we use it exclusively for night time as i still find it too bulky for daytime after snapping it down to fit her. I imagine this will change when she is bigger. We use it with a disana wool cover and this has been a bulketproof night time system. I have also used it with a blueberry one size snap cover and it worked great also. I cannot say enough good things about the pooters diaper. So well made, so absorbent, easy to wash. We love pooters. Hope this helps.
2045052
The Oma only has an audible alarm if it detects no or irregular movements. The Oma+ will vibrate first to encourage the baby to resume or regulate breathing before sounding the alarm. It's like a first response system before the parent is woken up in the middle of the night should the monitor detect any breathing irregularities.
273154
I clip the alarm to my son's underpants and then put pullups over them. This way the alarm can work and the bed stays dry. Keep a stack of dry underpants and pullups out for quick nighttime changes. Good luck.
1374594
We stopped getting false alarms once we put a piece of 1/2" plywood under the mattress. Also, we added a small nightlight and it made the flashing blue light unnoticeable in the room. You can still see the blue light on the baby camera, it just doesn't flash in the room.
1056646
Yes, there is a little bit of a "click" sound when you manually turn it off and on, but nothing that should wake your baby up! I was able to edit my review to include a video where I turned it on and off a few times.
925613
There's a great app for Pebble called Gentle Wake that uses the accelerometer to sense when you're moving in your sleep. It lets you set an amount of time before your alarm in which it can go off if you start moving around, the theory being that you move around in lower levels of sleep and you'll be less groggy if it wakes you then instead of in the middle of deeper sleep. I have mine set for 20 minutes and it wakes me within those 20 minutes about 60% of the time. The other 40% it just goes off at the regular time I set. I love it.
1413334
It vibrates if the baby stops breathing and if there is no movement from the baby in 5 secobds it alarms so you can respond.
252275
It does for us every once inawhile. We started using the monitor that attaches to her diaper at about 6 months due to rolling. It also could be a matter of our mattress density. This item saved our daughters life when she stopped breating and we got her to start again due to alarm
1381251
Unless you have a very large room your child will be able to see if the bunny is asleep or awake. I highly recommend this product - it worked so well for my daughter. She is doing so well at consistently staying in bed until "bunny wakes up".
1249683
The wake setting will stay on until you reset the alarm. There is an option for two alarms, but I always reset it for my daughter's nap and then reset it again for her wake time in the morning. I have not tried the two alarms because I am afraid it might mess things up. So far, my daughter LOVES this clock. It works really well. She does not make any noise until the bunny wakes up.
271972
Yes, I used it with overnighters but you have to put the sensor on the inside of the pull ups or it will not detect that he or she went potty
1510192
This alarm will NOT alert you that it has been set off... it's only $16... it's just an alarm. If you want something that will alert you in any way, it's going to cost quite a bit more money I'd imagine.
470498
It is quite loud, at the same time it also vibrates and blinks, but if the child is sleeping very hard at that moment, you of have to help the child to wake up.At the beginning, it woke him up, but after a few days, he got a little used to it, so while almost sleeping he mutes the alarm and tries to continue to sleep. But, if the alarm continues detecting wet, it starts ringing again in a minute. I can assure you that the alarm is enough loud that it'll wake YOU up even if you're in another room ;-).
1279100
Yes, the sensors work well with a thin mattress. We are currently using an Angelcare monitor with our bassinett, which has a thin mattress. It works as well as everyone has described. It's gone off all the times we take her out and forget to shut off one of the monitors. Other than that only went off once when she spit up, I think she was sleeping deeply. It startled her awake, I noticed the spit up afterward.
2007395
I love this product, it gives me peace of mind at night! Our baby was premature as well but not as premature as yours... Make sure when you clip on the Snuza that you fold over the diaper before clipping it on otherwise you will have false alarms!