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Highest Rated Baby Monitor on Amazon
Snuza HeroSE will monitor your infant’s breathing and abdominal motion while they sleep and will alarm if it stops. It's lightweight, easy to use and fits in the palm of your hand.
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Highest Rated Baby Monitor on Amazon
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Over 2 000 reviews on Amazon
What's in Your HeroSE Box?
Portable Carry Case
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Features
BPA, Phthalate, Lead and Latex free
Medical grade plastic and silicone
Switch on, clip on. It's that easy!
Volume controlled audible 'Tick' function
Gently vibrates after 15 seconds of no abdominal movement
Audible alarm after 20 seconds
Adjustable settings
Cordless and portable
Specifications
Dimensions: 1 x 1.5 x 2.75 in
Power source: CR2 Battery (included)
Portable: Yes
UPC (GRAY): 89834600273
UPC (PURPLE): 89834600243
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features
Monitors your baby's breathing movement while they sleep
Sounds a loud alarm after 20 seconds of no breathing motion
Gently vibrates to rouse your baby after 15 seconds of no breathing motion
Easily clips to your baby's diaper
Made out of medical grade plastic and silicone. BPA, Phthalate, Lead and Latex free
Lightweight and portable. No wires, cords or complicated sensor pads needed
Audible tick setting allowing you to "hear" your baby breathing motion
Adjustable settings to suit your needs
Breathing Motion Monitor
With over 2 000 reviews on Amazon, parents recommend Snuza HeroSE
Snuza HeroSE was designed to continuously monitor your newborn's breathing motion while they sleep. It's lightweight, easy to use and fits in the palm of your hand. If your newborn's breathing motion stops, the HeroSE will gently vibrate to rouse your newborn after 15 seconds. If this does not work and breathing motion does not start after another 5 seconds, the Hero will alarm so that you can act quickly.
Get peace of mind with the Snuza HeroSE.
Top Reviews
Jaclyn Marie
Saved my sanity
My little came early and spend some time in the NICU. Once he was released I was really nervous about him not being monitored because he had had problems with breathing when he was first born. So I looked into some options and decided to go with this one. I am so glad I did and I wish I would have had it for my first. With my first born I woke up several times a night to check on him and make sure that he was still breathing. It has gone off a couple of times because it slipped out of his diaper but it also has gone off once or twice while he was holding his breath. This makes me know that it works and I don't worry at night. It's expensive but to me it's worth it. I have recommended it to other anxious moms several times already. Do yourself a favor, quit worrying and get this.
Jennifer Duffey
This has literally been the best purchase I have made for our daughter
This has literally been the best purchase I have made for our daughter. She has stopped breathing a few times in her sleep. Twice was just long enough for the vibration to wake her. So the alarm didn't go off, but it made her breath. The light was blinking red when she woke later on so that's how I even knew. The other time she stopped breathing and It sounded the alarm. I had to gently shake her to get her to breath again.I honestly don't know that she would be here, if we didn't have this on her. She is 3 months old and we've been using it since she was a week old. It gives us peace of mind at night knowing that shes got something on her that will gently wake her, or us, if she stops breathing.
Alex Ontiveros
My number 1 favorite baby product
When my son was born and we were sent to our recovery room we were settling down for the night when he started choking and spit up a ton of amniotic fluid. I had no clue what to do. I pushed the call buttons but they didn’t work. I couldn’t find a suction bulb. Luckily My Mom instincts kicked in and I pulled him out of the bassinet and patted his back until the fluid was all out. It was enough to scare me to death though. After that first night I didn’t want to sleep for fear that he would stop breathing. I just sat up and watched him as I grew more and more sleep deprived (I also was refusing to let people help me, in large part because of my Postpartum depression and anxiety... but that’s another story). I stayed up for the first 5 days. And then we remembered we had bought the Snuza. The Snuza clips on the baby’s diaper and will sound and alarm if breath movement is not detected. I’ve had two false alarms so far and that alarm is enough to scare me for life, lol. It ticks every time he breathes... that gives me the reassurance I need. Especially when driving and he’s in the back seat not as accessible. I’d probably still not be sleeping if it weren’t for the Snuza.