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 WHY Babysense II
BabySense Respiratory Movement Monitors
When time could mean life.
hisense introduced its first respiratory movement monitor in 1993. Since that time, BabySense monitors have helped to protect over 400,000 babies from S.I.D.S. – Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (crib death). Our safe and highly effective respiratory movement monitors have saved the lives of many babies and given thousands of hours of restful sleep to parents around the world!
BabySense Respiratory Movement Monitors
When time could mean life.
Now you can sleep while your baby does.
BabySense is a highly sensitive and non-touch device than monitors your baby's breathing and movements through the mattress during sleep.
BabySense is highly effective and beautifully simple. It “keeps an eye” on your baby when you are not in the room. You can work or rest with peace of mind, knowing you will be alerted if a potentially dangerous situation occurs.
BabySense is a vital measure of protection, which, when combined with “Safe Sleeping” precautions (sleeping on the back, not overheating baby's room, not smoking around the baby) provides safety and peace of mind.
BabySense Respiratory Movement Monitors
When time could mean life.
During the first year of an infant's life parents need to take special precautions to ensure their baby's safety.
It is not uncommon for a baby to experience irregular breathing patterns. When this happens, time could mean life. A parent or care-giver needs to be alerted immediately.
This is when BabySense will make a difference.
This is when BabySense will make a difference.
Causes of irregular breathing in infants are many: A cold, high fever, illness or even dreams. Whatever the cause, irregular breathing is a concern to parents.
When breathing stops completely, the situation is critical.
Breathing cessation may be related to Crib Death (S.I.D.S.: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). It is a leading cause of death in infants up to one year of age.
S.I.D.S. is impossible to predict. Modern medicine has neither cure nor solution. BabySense is a safeguard; it is a unique safety system that has been saving infant lives since 1993. As a monitoring device, BabySense gives parents a distinct advantage in coping with threats of respiratory distress.
BabySense is a respiratory monitor suitable for use at home, as well as in hospitals and clinics. It is for use with basically healthy infants. It is not recommended for use with respiratory high-risk infants where constant medical supervision and treatment are required.
BabySense – Life-saving Features
Constant monitoring of your baby's motion and breathing.
Auditory and Visual (red light) alarm is activated if breathing ceases for more than 20 seconds or if breath rate slows to less than 10 breaths per minute.
A safe and integrated system: Monitoring unit is connected to sensor pads placed between mattress and crib or bed base. The highly sensitive sensors are not in direct contact with the baby. Infant movement is in no way limited or obstructed.
The passive sensors are totally safe and emit no radiation of any kind. BabySense is neither seen nor felt by the baby, yet it senses every breath and movement the baby makes.
BabySense Respiratory Movement Monitors:
A Wise Investment
BabySense Respiratory Movement Monitors:
A Wise Investment
BabySense respiratory movement monitors have been proven to save babies' lives. Parents can enjoy much needed rest knowing that should there be cause for concern regarding their child, BabySense will immediately respond with an audio alert. This is of immense value, and it can mean the difference between sleep and no sleep.
No crib monitoring system, however, can replace parents or care-givers. BabySense is a valuable aid to parents, but it cannot solve problems. It sounds an alarm to call parents and care-takers to respond with the action and attention only a human can give.
Variations in breathing patterns occur in all infants. Babies frequently “miss a breath”. This is normal and not considered harmful. A simple cold, an allergy or a virus can quickly cause an infant's temperature to rise. This will affect the child's ease and rate of breathing. These situations must be monitored because they can quickly worsen and require prompt medical intervention. S.I.D.S. (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), also known as Crib Death, happens quickly and comes without warning. Without a breathing monitor, a parent would have to be in the room constantly and even then a cessation in breathing might go unnoticed.
No parent can go without sleep for long. Repeated wakeful nights, listening for sounds of distress or being awakened by an infant's cries quickly take their toll on a parent's health and patience. This is an unhealthy situation for both parent and child.
Using BabySense respiratory movement monitors in crib, cradle or bed have helped hundreds of thousands of parents get the rest they need knowing that should there be a change in their child's breathing pattern, BabySense will alert them. A quick response can make the difference between something minor and a critical situation.
BabySense monitors cannot replace or substitute the important safety guidelines every parent should observe regarding an infant's sleeping conditions: Sleeping on the back, never overheating the room, never smoking around the child, firm bedding materials and taking caution with blankets and suffocating hazards. Additionally, every parent and caretaker should be familiar with basic first aid, to enable optimal and prompt action in case of need. Observing these safety guidelines, together with using a BabySense respiratory movement monitor, will optimize your child's safety and enable you both peace of mind and a good night's rest..
General Guidelines
BabySense respiratory movement monitors cannot replace the presence or the quick intervention of a parent or caregiver. It is a medically-proven, time-tested parents' aid to call prompt attention to potentially dangerous situations. BabySense cannot solve problems and does not alert to all situations of potential danger. When the alarm sounds, BabySense is alerting the parent or caregiver that the baby needs their attention as quickly as possible. The effectiveness of BabySense monitors depends on parents and caretakers following a set of simple guidelines to ensure that the BabySense sensor pads work as they have been designed to function.
These guidelines are provided in the instruction booklet and on this website (download from "how to use").
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