Does anyone use this with a dual-sided mattress (our mattress has an infant side &amp; toddler side) &amp; do you find that sensor sill works properly?
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Yes. I have the same mattress. Buy a wood board to put underneath from home depot... Its a reallly thin piece of wood or use something similar. And get the dual bc the single one has way too many false alarms. Love it and worth the investment
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I've used my Snuza with two babies now. The day they learned to roll over, they started sleeping on their stomachs. I started clipping the Snuza on the back of their pants so they wouldn't muffle the alarm by laying on it. It still detects their breathing even touching their back.
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I had the same prob. The manufacturer suggested an extra mattress pad on top. I put two and it worked like a charm!
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Hi David, I used one at BM last year and it worked fairly well. Its sort of like two cots made into one, which makes it a little had for two people to cuddle since you fall into each cot side, so I may add a plywood piece between the cot and the mattress.
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I actually bought the cool shield mattress protector first since my toddler sneaks into our room at night & on many occasions has wet our bed, but I also have the mattress cover that came with the memory foam pad as well. It seems like overkill, but I don't want my mattress pad to get ruined & the cover they sent me helps the over heating I was having while sleeping on this & I'm not sure that alone would be enough protection against my toddler wetting the bed every other night! With all that plus a fitted sheet it does not affect the comfort whatsoever.
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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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We bought the mattress pad for our guest futon which was only in use over Xmas. As I recall the connector was near the top edge of the mattress but not intruding on the top surface. Hope this is of use. P.S. the guests didn't complain!
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I have a Dual King adjustable bed and I have the rail set up on both sides of the one mattress. To make sure they are very stable I set the rails on both sides and then tie wrapped them together to make sure they do not move at all since my bed is adjustable. They work great!
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I use it with a sleep number mattress and it works fine. We just have the standard mattress without the extra padding that some come with and keep a rolled blanket at one end to take up a little extra space. I also like that our mattress stays in place better than it did with the sleep number platform with no head/foot boards. We use the supports provided with the bed instead of sitting the sleep number platform inside of the frame and it feels very sturdy.
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No. I have two pebble pure mattresses, one for my 2 year old son and one for my newborn daughter and neither time did I experience that...we love them!
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We both have one and we both sleep on our sides. To us, it is outstandino - better than a new mattress. Slept on it for months, now, and hasn't lost anything.
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Use Painters Tape - it will reinforce the Snuza if you have a super active little one.My twin girls are both tummy sleepers, and it has never bothered them. The sensor is pretty soft. One of my girls is very active and her Snuza's grip wasn't a match for her backscooting and practicing crawling every night. So now when we clip it on the girls we use a little piece of thin painters tape to help give it staying power. No more false alarms.
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I've used this mattress with my two year old since she was 6 mos and am using a second one with my three month old. So far, I've not had that problem. The mattress is flat.
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I have 2 of these and have not had that problem at all. One is now being used in a toddler bed and rolling to the edge is still not a problem. And to respond to the other persons comment about comfort- my son is now 3 and able to tell me whether he's comfortable and he still sleeps well on this bed. At this point, he's slept on adult mattresses at grandparents' houses and we've had no problem with this mattress when he comes home. An infant mattress is supposed to be firm and this is but I don't find it to be uncomfortable or excessively hard.
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I have a dual, and by the time my daughter was 12 months, her use of the infant side made it actually softer than the toddler side. So now our next baby gets to use the toddler side for better firmness.
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I have my sensor placed on the floor next to my mothers bed. It took some trial and error to get placement right but now when anything goes off the top of the bed, foot , sock etc. the alarm sounds and I look at the video monitor to see if she's awake or if need to go in.
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I saw no reason to get a dual firmness mattress. I figured if the only thing your baby has ever slept on is a firm mattress, they won't suddenly decide they want a softer mattress when they're a toddler, so why bother. My daughter has slept completely comfortably on this for the past 5 months (she's now 11 months) and don't forsee any need to switch to something softer in the future.