Respisense Buzz Breathing Effort Baby Monitor
Respisense Buzz Breathing Effort Baby Monitor - Completely Portable (DAB5100)
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Product Information
Respisense Buzz™ Breathing Effort and Movement Baby Monitor is the latest technology in Baby Monitors giving parents an early warning of irregularities in baby breathing effort. Respisense Buzz™ simply clips onto the waistband of your baby's nappy then quietly and unobtrusively monitors baby's breathing efforts while asleep. It triggers an alarm if your baby stops or appears to stop breathing
The new Respisense Buzz™ model has the built-in TummyTickle™ feature that attempts to stir baby to resume breathing before sounding the alarm. This gentle, proactive stimulation is a world first, and works by way of gentle tactile stimulation that mimics the efforts of nurses in neonatal wards. When all breathing movement ceases a increasing volume alarm will sound.
Respisense Buzz™ was designed to be completely portable. No other baby monitor allows the freedom of movement and safety in design coupled with the proactive response that Respisense Buzz™ does. It can be used practically anywhere baby may fall asleep and co-sleeping babies, such as twins or triplets in one cot or babies in need of special care can now be monitored safely while sharing a bed or lying right next to mother.
- Respisense Buzz™ works regardless of baby's position whilst sleeping
- Can be used in Cot Beds, Air beds, Cribs, Travel Cots, Moses Baskets, Cradles or Blankets - anywhere baby sleeps
- Build in Tummy Tickle™ can gently stir baby to breathe again
- Battery will last for up to 12 months
- Isolated from most external movements
- Uses NO cables, wires or plug connections
- Can be used by infants sharing a cot (e.g. twins)
- Can be used by babies sharing a bed with parent
- Weight just 32g (1oz)
Medical testimonial
"I certify that I have been using three "Respisense" devices as apnoea monitors on some ex pre term infants in pre-dismissal phase, who were recovering in the sub-intensive area located in the department directed by myself. It was compared with the so-called "pulsiossimetro" monitoring system normally used in case of need.
From our experience we can confirm good tolerance of the device from the infants, and no false positive alarms were registered during the different periods of use."
Dr Messina Francesco - Head of a respected neonatology clinic in Naples - visit: www.villabetania.org/Nido&TIN.htm
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