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1. The monitor is small and fits on the baby's diaper. When attached next to the baby's abdomen, if it detects even the slightest change in breathing, a built-in vibrating stimulator on the Halo model gently rouses the baby 15 seconds after movement stops. If there still isn't any movement after 20 seconds, an alarm will sound to alert you to take immediate action. The alarm is loud so you should not have any problem hearing it! You do have a few seconds and some beeps before the alarm goes full blast, in order to grab it and check on your child.

2. It is portable and easy to use, just clip the Snuza onto the waistband of your baby's diaper and switch on. This is also really great when you travel, whether on vacation or just to grandma's house.

3. Rouse warning.

4. A Movement-rate indicator to warn you about weak or infrequent movement.

5. You can use the Snuza monitor in conjunction with a video or sound monitor if you wish.

6. Snuza is the only type of monitor that can be used if the baby is sleeping in your bed. For those parents that co-sleep with their baby, or for breastfeeding moms, this is a nice advantage of this monitor.

7. Snuza is very useful for twins & multiples that are sleeping together, where an under mattress monitor is not effective. The advantage here is the Snuza monitor is attached to the baby's diapers, so you don't have to worry about whether your little ones are on the pad with the under mattress monitor.

In my opinion this movement monitor is really a must have. What is peace of mind worth? As the mother of three boys, I know how important it is to know that your baby is safe. I have had more sleepless nights than I can remember. I was getting up every night and constantly checking to see if my son was breathing. The worry and stress is awful, but we all love our children and want to make sure they are ok.. I wish I had known about this monitor when my kids were little.