Breaking: MHRA Changes Rules for Baby Movement & Child-Care Aids

MHRA CHANGES REQUIREMENTS FOR BABY MOVEMENT & child-care aids
Snuza Hero^MD Already a Medically Certified Device

A recent breakthrough ruling by the MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) in the UK now changes things, giving these devices a chance to earn the badge of trust they deserve. 

 

About the MHRA ruling

In March 2021, the MHRA embarked on a clampdown requiring all wearable child-care aid manufacturers to comply with the longstanding Medical Device Regulations to ensure their products are safe and effective for use. Now, all of these devices must apply for Medical Device Certification and become compliant in order to be allowed on the UK market. 

We went through the rigorous Medical Device certification process in 2016 and are proud to say that our device has maintained its medical device certification for the past 5 years.

However, audio/visual child-care aids with a built-in breathing/child-care aids will require certification

Click through for more information on the latest MHRA ruling.

ABOUT SNUZA

Snuza has been developing baby child-care aids, using leading edge bio-sensory technology, since 2007. Our child-care aids are aimed at tracking a baby’s breathing movement and alerting parents of any incidents where the breathing movement has stopped. Snuza is a young, innovative and dynamic company, and the first baby tech company to have successfully introduced a portable baby child-care aids and also the world’s first portable child-care aids. The Snuza team consists of motivated and dedicated individuals driving the development and distribution of child-care aids that speak for babies who are unable to at their most vulnerable moment — when they're alone in their crib and unable to breathe.