April 2, 2007

Movement Sensor

When Anderson was first born, like many new parents, we worried endlessly throughout the night. However, we never wanted to wake him up, and ruin all the hard work we put into getting him asleep. This movement sensor would've been helpful. It detects the slightest movements while your baby is sleeping. Movements like breathing and moving around. An alarm sounds if the baby is ever perfectly still for more than 20 seconds. Alternatively, you can have the unit continuously 'tic' as long as there is movement. Personally, I think this is a great product if your child is at high risk for SIDS, but I bet a lot of people will develop 'tic's themselves if they use this too much. The movement sensor is also available with a single parent unit.