Babysense HD Video Camera & Baby Monitor with Real-Time No Breathing Alerts, Breathing Irregularity Notifications, Medically Certified, 2-in-1 Contact-Free Monitor, Full Bed Coverage by 2 Sensor Pads

Using this sensor has given me massive peace of mind, knowing an alarm would sound if babies breathing stopped or slowed actually made me feel more confident getting some sleep of my own and not waking every hour to check on her breathing.So far after 4 months of use, we’ve only had 2 alarms; first was whilst baby had a cold and needed some nasal aspiration, second baby was again a little congested but both times when checking in on baby she was absolutely fine. It was so reassuring to know the alarm sounded when it detected slowed breathing, I wouldn’t call them false alarms as there were reasons for it to sound but also relieved it wasn’t serious on either occasion.The setup is really easy, and could easily be portable to take on holiday or something. The wires are well concealed, no access for baby to play with and the alarm itself is loud enough for me to hear down the hall from her room with closed doors though I would hear it through the monitor. I use for both overnight and daytime naps and the batteries lasted a solid 3 months before needing replacement.The only critique I have is that it does give out a lot of light into the room, not ideal when you’re trying to darken the room for baby to sleep but it hasn’t hindered her sleep thus far.

Bought this under the recommendation of an expert, easy to set up, works well and has a long battery life.Portable to travel with and sound is nice and loud.Recommend

Value for money , very easy to use , don't have to be attached to baby and most important baby is save and you have your peace of mind .

Our newborn suffers with reflux (vomiting every time we lay him down) and had choked in his sleep on his vomit. My husband and I were sleeping in shifts so we could watch him but this was not sustainable long term and we were absolutely exhausted. We previously had the Snuza Hero monitor but didn’t like it as the alarm wasn’t very loud and was giving off lots of false alarms when baby was being held. So we bought the Owlet sock which wouldn’t work (never even got to complete the set up for this). We then tried the Sense-U shoe sock which kept disconnecting from the app in the night (at one time for a whole hour without alerting us) so we returned both of these. Then back to the drawing board we saw this product and was obviously sceptical given our experiences with 2 of the most expensive ones on the market. Well, this has exceeded my expectations. It allows you to test the alarm beforehand. The volume of the alarm is great meaning I can get some good rest knowing that I will definitely wake if it goes off. Extremely easy to set up. In my opinion, it is extremely good value for money and I love how there is no wireless connection required for it to function, giving peace of mind that the likelihood of it failing is very low. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for a breathing monitor for their baby so that they can get some sleep.

This is so simple to use - you literally press a button on the unit to turn it on, so if you ever leave your baby with a Grandparent, there isn't some app or electronic device to talk them through. It's also very effective - I haven't had any false alarms like I've had with other breathing sensors.

Easy to install and use

This hasn’t worked for us. I forgot to turn this off whilst removing my baby to feed her, it took 35 mins for this to then activate the alarm, obviously far too long! We’ve now disconnected it as it seems a waste of time and are trying an alternative monitor

Great product for peace of mind! It has made my nights much more relaxing now that I don't have to check that my baby is breathing all the time. Also, we have now been able to put her on her tummy rather than her back (which she hated due to reflux).Only constructive feedback I have is that the click is too loud when you turn it on so it sometimes wakes her up. Quite annoying and should be easy to fix.Note also that it doesn't work if you have a cot that is attached to your bed because it reads the movement from mum and dad. The baby cot needs to be freestanding.