Product Description
Snuza mobile baby monitors detect your baby’s movements and alerts you if all movement stops.

Halo is a small (1oz) device that clips onto the baby’s diaper. The flexible hypoallergenic tip, which is in contact with the baby’s skin at all times, detects the slightest movement.

As long as it is detecting movement, it will remain inactive. If Snuza doesn’t detect any movement for 15 seconds, it will emit a vibrating stimulus (this vibration is similar to the tactile stimulus provided in a hospital environment, especially with premature babies who are prone to “forgetting” to breathe). Often this stimulus is enough to reassert the baby’s breathing. If Snuza doesn’t detect any movement for 20 seconds, it emits an audible alarm, alerting the parent or caregiver to act.

This unique product was developed in direct response to parental concern and anxiety over a newborn’s propensity towards sleep apnea in SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome).
Conditions in which babies are more pre-disposed to sleep apnea or SIDS are as follows: Mothers who smoke during pregnancy, Exposure to smoking during pregnancy or after birth, Siblings of infants who have died in a SIDS incident, Teenage or drug-addicted mothers, Babies with mild upper respiratory tract infections, Babies who have previously experienced an event where resuscitation was required, Premature or low birthweight babies, Twins, triplets ,or multiples.

SIDS can occur any time between the ages of 2 weeks and twelve months, and occurs most frequently between the ages of 2 and 4 months. Male babies are 1.5 times more likely to be SIDS victims than females.

Traditional movement monitors that utilize pads are limited to one child (because if you put multiples together, movement from EITHER baby will be detected and prevent an alarm) and can only be used when they are asleep in their crib. Because Snuza is portable, it can be used anywhere your baby sleeps. Perfect at home, for traveling, or for visiting friends and family.
Snuza Halo Mobile Baby Breathing Monitor