would this work for a sleep walker??? trying to find something when my daughter wakes up at night to alert me!
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I very sorry about your daughter, but yes it is an motion detector and it will activate when there any movement...I Love it
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Only if she opens a door or window. Example: The base unit is attached to the door "frame" and the little unit is attached on the door right next to the base unit. You arm the base unit at night, and when the door is opened the alarm will go off! The same procedure applies with a window.
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Yes, It /they are very sensitive to motion, especially just a few feet away. Mine are outside, and once in a while, at 10, 12 -15 feet, they do not work, but just once in a while, depending on ambient conditions. Should be great for your daughter, plus it is loud! Good Luck!
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I wish. But it just has 15 or 30. It's usually enough time to get him toSleep and relax. But if not then I just click it off then back on for another 30 min. Works like a charm!
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I think it could still be effective. If you have dark walls, furniture, and ceiling it might be less effective. I got this for my spouse and it is on her side of the bed and I don't have a direct line of sight to it, yet I notice the light. I got it to reduce her multiple snooze alarms. It has worked well for that.
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Yes it works very well with the bed alarm!! It alerts me when she is trying to get out of bed Make sure the pad under her well when she is in bed !
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I'd say if they are closer to 3 than 4 it would be okay. If they are closer to 4, I'd opt for a different model that is actually a clock that changes color when it's "wake-up" time. It should be clear enough for a 3 year old to understand though.
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Our daughter's alarm went off once in her backpack...she was looking for something else when it happened. She has not had any other incidents when it went off unexpectedly.
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No. I would not say the sleep sack is for this purpose, nor would it help. In my experience some babies /toddlers are just "climbers" and a Sleep sack would not deter them nor prevent.
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I've never used it in the day time but I will say I believe it would work...it's pretty effective in my opinion. I would imagine it would work even if you've gotten nighttime sleep and wanted to use it after but I've never used it like that before either :-)
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I believe it would depend on how deep of a sleeper your spouse is. The headlamp is pretty bright; much brighter I would say than something similar that is made specifically for reading in bed. It would bother me if someone I was sleeping with used it.
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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 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.
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I feel the sleep tracker is fairly accurate. It will give tell you a total time in bed, time asleep, minutes to fall asleep, times awakened. It gives this tired mommy of 4 littles some justification that I really don't get a lot of sleep sometimes.
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My daughter was about the same size at 7 months old. I was desperate for sleep so I tried this but she hated it and it did not work for us. However, all babies are different so you may have a better experience!
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I'd be willing to bet it would. Be sure to put a wood board under the mattress that the sensors sit on to reduce false alarms. We haven't had one... And he sleeps with pillows and blankets and all the soft cushy things that he's not supposed to yet, and the sensor still accurately picks up the breathing.
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Sorry I can not help you on the fit. I found this sleep collar to marginally helpful as a stand alone support as it felt a bit strange to me. It worked well when I combined it with a pillow on the side. Hope this is helpful for you
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The other one has a vibrate feature that tries to rouse baby before it goes off, I think. I had it first. It would vibrate after so many second if inactivity to see if baby would move....if not, then it would alarm. Either one works great and is a necessity. My daughter is almost 2 and still wears it at night for my peace of mind (after SIDS is a risk of SUDC into their teens....). I'll keep it on her until she refuses to wear it anymore!
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As long as weight stays on the pad it won't trigger the alarm. The pad is the width of a hospital/twin bed so the person should always be on it when rolling side to side. I have had an occasion when the alarm has randomly gone off when the person is not even in bed - but I can't be positive it wasn't one of our pets triggering it.