Can this monitor be used once the baby starts moving around in bed and rolling over to belly?
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Absolutely. In fact my daughter would sleep on my wife's chest sometimes at night & if it came lose off her diaper while between them it would go off so it knew something was wrong. I've read parents with cosleeping twins used it just fine too.
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Absolutely! That's the beauty of this particular monitor- it's clipped onto the diaper and therefore moves with the baby. Just make sure to fold diaper over at the top (per the instruction manual) to ensure that it fits securely onto the diaper
318039
My son hasn't started rolling over yet... Sorry wish I could help you but he wears his every night and I am going to probably use it till he's about a year old
673998
I don't believe it would. I'm sorry. Because it senses the baby's tummy movements I feel it would sense the vehicles movements of it is bumpy. Then again if you have a smooth riding vehicle I think it might work
1296513
We used ours until our daughter was actively rolling around. At 5 months she would sometimes get 'wedged' or 'cross-ways' in the bassinet while trying to turn on her back in a circle. Typically though if she was tired and ready to be asleep it wasn't an issue. However, once your baby starts rolling, I'd highly recommend discontinuing the bassinet. For that reason, I'd also never use it on an elevated or uneven surface. Our daughter never came close to tipping it, but certainly if left unattended she may be able to get it over. She's now 7 months and 17.5 pounds.
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Babies should sleep on their backs until beyond the age you would use this. I'm not sure it would be comfortable if the baby sleeps on its stomach. I know my baby didn't roll over on her own to sleep at all, but I stopped using the monitor around 6-9 months. She still sleeps only on her back at 15 months.
1196901
Not to my knowledge. Interesting idea, though. The monitoring unit in baby room broadcasts to the receivers. The receivers probably will not broadcast without modifications.
938452
YES!!! This would make a very good baby monitor. On occasion this lock button will be left on here at my house and I can hear my wife talking on the phone in her study. Hope this answers your question. Jim S.
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That is actually precisely Why I got it. It works perfectly. I have not had one issue with using it as a baby monitor yet. Even the sound is great. You only hear what you need to hear, there's no interference whatsoever. It makes a great baby monitor, and I would completely recommended for that.
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Withings Home is a different product but similar. Its newer than this one, and can be used to monitor your home and also baby. I guess its not out on Amazon yet, I didn't find it here either. Maybe they have improved on the design but still I see that you can't easily position the camera for baby.
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I had an issue with my Smart Baby monitor (that was purchased on Amazon) and I contacted Withthings customer service, they were more than helpful! They got me a whole new product within just a couple weeks. I would recommend contacting them directly :-) info on Withings website.
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Hi, The Hero is the newest model. I am not certain that much, if anything has changed in features, except possibly this. I believe one of the features is that if the monitor has to vibrate to stimulate the baby more than twice within a short period of time the alarm will go off even if the baby is breathing. I did a good bit of research before buying the monitor and I couldn't find that feature with the halo. It may be the same, but I couldn't find the feature listed in its description. We have been using the monitor for two months now and love it. We did have one false alarm after changing the brand of diapers we were using. The diapers became looser as they got wetter through the night. What I discovered though due to that heart stopping incident is that the alarm worked even though the baby was swinging. (early on we needed to swing her at times to get her to sleep) Since the monitor is a motion detector I did not think it would work properly while the child was in motion, but it did.
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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
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I used it in both the bassinet and the bottom of the play yard. Of course it does add some height, so as soon as baby starts to roll, I would start using it in the bottom part only. I even used my sleep sense infant movement monitor under this mattress with absolutely no problems.
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Hi! The monitor has to be plugged in. However the receiving part, the one were you listen to the baby has a rechargeable battery. It last a long time but not all night. You should plug both parts during the night because the batteries could die in middle of the night.
1167257
If this baby is used to sleeping on their tummy, than no. But, if your baby rolls over during the night, this will stop them from rolling over.
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I have a separate video monitor that connects to my phone. What I like about having it separate is that I'm not obsessively checking the video. If I hear a noise, I can pull up the video to see what's going on. Also, what's cool about these is that you can set sensitivity level so if your baby is a "loud sleeper" you can set it to lower sensitivity to only pick up when baby is actually crying rather than normal baby noises.
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I haven't tried that but it seems to key in on the baby's movement more, however any movement will make it think all is ok. Try to only use it in a static environment where the baby is the only thing that can move.
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Yes it will. It senses the rise & fall of the baby's breathing on their belly so it'll still work.