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Monitor your baby’s breathing patterns and get complete peace of mind with Babysense’s range of baby breathing monitors. Our collection is easy to use and designed to help you and your baby breathe easy.
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Industry-Leading Baby Breathing Monitors
Our Babysense 7 breathing monitor systems offer industry-leading features designed to provide you with complete peace of mind and make monitoring your baby as simple as possible. All of our solutions are packed full of features, whether you’re looking for a world-beating breathing and movement monitor designed to quickly alert you to any issues, or a split screen, dual monitor system which plays your little one lullabies, we have the right system for you.
Hack-Proof Technology
All our baby breathing monitor systems come with hack-proof, closed circuit technology as standard, so you never have to worry about compromising your security to ensure you’re able to pay complete attention to your little one. Instead, focus on enjoying this special time safe in the knowledge your baby’s being monitored with a world leading, secure system.
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Features
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Breathing & Video Monitoring
Split Screen
HD Resolution
Remote Pan, Tilt & Zoom
Automatic IR Night Vision
Room Temperature
Lullabies
Extended 960 ft Range
Hack Proof, Closed Circuit Technology
Talk Back
ECO Mode (Screen Asleep)
Audio Only Mode
Night Light
White Noise
Screen Size (in Inches)
2.4
4.3
5
Number of Cameras
1
2
2
Questions and Answers
No - The principle of Babysense monitors is to provide the safest environment to the baby. The monitor is battery operated and all cords are passive thereby emitting minimal EMF transmissions.
Yes - The Babysense 7 Breathing Movement Monitor is FSA/HSA approved.
Babysense Breathing Monitor is a safe and non-touch monitor. The sensors are placed under the mattress and have no direct contact with your baby.
The company was founded in 1991 and soon after developed the world’s first non-touch breathing movement monitor.