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Snuza Go! Monitor

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Last updated on: October 10, 2018

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Snuza Monitor

SIDS terrifies me.. The fact is that it’s a reality and if there’s a way to at least be prepared I’m all for it.   I’ve looked into those under the mattress monitors to keep me aware of baby’s movement, however since we co-sleep they are of no use nor helpful for us.  It was then that I found Snuza.  I had looked high and low for something that could do everything that the Snuza does and more!

Snuza Monitor

I am so excited to share my thoughts on the Snuza Go! with you.  Sweet Baby wears cloth diapers so at first I was a little nervous if the monitor would fit, and thankfully it did!  You just simply clip the monitor to baby’s diaper and start it up.  The monitor has an ultra-sensitive tip that is flexible and detects the slightest of movements while monitoring baby’s breathing.

Snuza Monitorhow could I not want to monitor and protect my sweet baby ?

Even though my daughter may toss and turn the monitor stays in the place I put it.  Even when she was tossing like a mad woman it budged a little, but when I checked it was still on and monitoring her.

Snuza Monitoreasy to turn on with a push of the side button. Green means battery is okay.  Orange near depletion and replacement is suggested, red battery is flat and will not monitor baby.

The Snuza Go! has three different alarm periods from 15, 18, and 20 seconds whereas the Snuza Hero starts at 20 with a vibrating that stimulates baby but doesn’t alert the parent. It also will alert you if your baby’s movements are weak and fall to less than 8 per minute.  I’m not sure which would be better for the alarm periods – I do wish they they would have a combination of the two where it would start at 15 seconds as well as gently vibrate to stimulate baby.   I love the speedy response for Go! for parents, but also would love to have that added feature of stimulating baby.  Both units are portable and I have read up on both and see that the stimulating baby and seconds are the only differences between the two.

Snuza Monitoreasy to turn off with just pushing side buttons simultaneously.

I love that the Snuza Go! is so easy to use.  Simply push the on/off button to turn on and clip on to baby’s diaper and sleep easy knowing your baby is being monitored.  I don’t want to even think of having to go through something like SIDS.. but I do want to know that I did everything I can to prevent it.   Since we co-sleep I don’t use a monitor, and did you know that video monitors have radiation?  Snuza doesn’t transmit any radio frequency at all.  It’s all sound, light, and that is what makes it safe for use on babies.

Snuza Monitor
In the picture above you can see a green light and that will flash every time baby takes a breath.

We can have sweet dreams now.. thanks to our Snuza Go!  You can purchase the Snuza Go! or the  Snuza Hero through our affiliate on Amazon!

 Snuza Monitor
Snuza and I think that every baby needs one so we’re going to give one lucky mommy or daddy a Snuza Go! of their own!  Just enter using the form below!  Giveaway is OPEN to Canada too

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  8. we co sleep with our youngest so the snuza go or hero would be perfect. I wish we had this with our daughter, she was a preemie so i hardly slept when we coslept and we had one that went under her mattress to detect movement

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  15. All the Snuza products look great! I particulary like the Snuza Video- Mobile Digital Baby Monitor because it allows me to have a close watch of my precious baby all the time.

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  49. The trio. I’m not ready for my little one to be in his own room and out of my sight. This would make the transition to his own room easier on me.

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  56. I would love the Snuza Trio! Our children are a bit older, youngest being 14ms old, but after he was in the hospital for 3 nights, even though he is doing 100% better it still scares me that his wheezing and breathing issues were not just RSV as he showed no other signs of being sick.
    The POX (Pulse Ox(ygen) Monitor) was so awesome and definitely was needed as his oxygen dropped in the night… I had just finally started to dose off after sitting there watching him for hours and the monitor went off, after the 3rd beep a team of 3 nurses came in. It was terrifying being home the first few nights w/o the POX monitor. We also have a 7y/o and 2.5y/o, I’ve always been nervous about their breathing at night and still even check on my 7y/o.

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  65. I would love the snuza trio although the snuza go is great even though i wish it had the vibration feature!

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  66. We lost our youngest to SIDS in Dec of 2012. We are now currently expecting twins. We plan on purchasing a Snuza Go for each baby. Winning one would be an incredible blessing.

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  74. We have 2 Snuza monitor’s. We used one on our son when he was an infant and now we loan them out to friends/family with newborns. We would love another to add to the rotation! I also would love to have their video monitor.

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  78. I’ve only just recently become aware of the Snuza products and, as a nervous dad-to-be, I am researching everything I can think of. Having been to the Snuza site previously, I immediately checked out video monitors, so I think that, aside from the movement monitor, I’d like the Trio package (movement, sound, video). Otherwise, I will lay awake at night wondering if everything’s okay. Haha.

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