Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor

Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor Featured on Fox News Health Talk with Dr. Manny! The Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor is a baby movement sensor that detects a sleeping baby's slightest movements. Portable and easy to use, the Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor clips onto a baby's diaper; if after 15 seconds of no movement, a vibration is activated to rouse the baby. If after 20 seconds the baby still does not move, the Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor sounds an audible alarm to alert the parents or caretaker. Suitable even for use with premature babies as well as co-sleeping twins and multiples, the Snuza Halo is battery activated so no cords or wires are needed. For maximum sensitivity, the baby movement sensor is located in a flexible rubber tip that sits directly on top of baby's tummy. Keep your baby safe while he or she sleeps when you buy the Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor today from ActiveForever! Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor Features: Portable, attaches directly to diaper Military -grade sensor is small and lightweight Built-in vibrating stimulator Activates within 15 seconds of no movement from baby After 20 seconds of no activity, audible alarm will sound Made out of hypo-allergenic materials Battery operated, no wires or cords Supported by pediatricians Suitable for premature babies Ideal to help prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Emits no radiation and has no side effects Can be used in conjunction with sound or video monitors Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor Specifications: Snuza is not a medical device Weight: 1 ounce Color: white Life of battery: 1 year Includes: Snuza Movement Monitor, Instructional DVD with health care and first aid information, travel case Snuza Halo Baby Movement Monitor Guidelines for Use: The Snuza Halo's sensor tip must always be in contact with the skin on your baby's tummy area. If the Snuza loses this contact it will sound an alarm. To prevent unnecessary false alarms caused by the Snuza Halo not touching the skin, please use the following guidelines: Use th