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Most baby breathing monitors don’t live up to parents’ expectations
Postado por em 1st Abril 2023
Discover the peace of mind provided by the certified medical device, Snuza HeroMD. Ensure your baby's safety with this reliable breathing monitor, designed to alert you promptly in case of unexpected breathing interruptions. Ler mais
Why Your Baby Breathing Monitor Should Be Medically Certified
Postado por em 1st Abril 2023
Every new parents’ greatest concern is the health and comfort of their newborn. That’s why the Snuza HeroMD has been designed to help promote safe sleep for parents and infants worldwide, and undergone stringent and rigorous clinical testing to become the world’s first medically certified portable baby breathing monitor. Ler mais
How Can You Tell If Your Baby Is Having Trouble Breathing?
Postado por em 1st Setembro 2021
What should your baby's respiratory rate be? We answer this question and other breathing related questions in our latest blog post. Ler mais
What Makes The Snuza HeroMD Different?
Postado por em 1st Agosto 2021
There is a narrative among media and even medical professionals that most baby movement monitors have no medical benefit. With the Snuza HeroMD's medical certification from a highly stringent regulatory board, we prove this wrong. Ler mais
7 Ways For New Dads To Bond And Be Involved
Postado por em 31st Maio 2021
Babies are many things. They are at once incredible, beautiful and entertaining, and intense, scary and overwhelming. But as the parents of a new baby, you probably want to bond. For a natural-born baby, bonding with the primary caregiver — usually the mom — is done through feeding, soothing, and long hours of cuddling. But […] Ler mais
How Does SIDS Work & What To Do?
Postado por em 29th Setembro 2020
Medical professionals still don’t really know why it happens, but SIDS remains to be a high risk in the first year of a baby’s life. It's something no parent or guardian should ever experience. Here's what you can do to reduce the risk of SIDS. Ler mais