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How Does SIDS Work & What To Do?
Posted by on 29th September 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. Read More
Differences Between A Snuza HeroSE And HeroMD Monitor
Posted by on 21st October 2019
The day you bring your first tiny baby home can be one of the most nerve-wracking of your life. After a few days in the hospital, you’re suddenly responsible for the life of this small, vulnerable, oh-so-precious little thing. A baby breathing monitor can help ease your nervousness, especially in the first few months. […] Read More
Partnership Between Snuza And The Lullaby Trust
Posted by on 7th October 2019
We are delighted to announce a partnership with The Lullaby Trust, the leading charity for the prevention of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and support for parents bereaved by the sudden unexpected death of a baby. The Lullaby Trust (formerly FSID) promotes infant health and disseminates information on infant health, babycare and sudden infant deaths […] Read More
Best Sleep Positions For Your Baby
Posted by on 18th June 2019
Ah, sleep. When you’re in the trenches with a newborn, it can feel like the only thing you think, talk and (day)dream about is sleep. Mostly the sleep that you’re not getting, but also your baby’s sleep. Baby sleep is very different from child and adult sleep, and it can be quite a steep learning […] Read More
Is it Time to Change “Conventional Wisdom” on SIDS and Breathing Monitors?
Posted by on 9th May 2019
SIDS is the leading cause of death of babies between 1 month and 1 year of age. It’s indiscriminate, it’s silent and it’s devastating. It doesn’t target anyone. It can happen to happy, adorable, seemingly healthy babies and, as most new parents can imagine, is a life-altering event that you wouldn’t wish on your worst […] Read More