Tag Archive for 'babies'
Angel Care Movement Sensor
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung January 8th, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Gadgets.
There will be times when parents may not always be aware on whether their babies are indeed sleeping or awake. Crying is one thing that can alert them that their child is awake but the need to dig deeper suffices since no one can tell when babies are indeed on the move and may invite untoward incidents along the way.
With the Angel Care Movement Sensor, sleeping babies can be monitored closely. No longer will there be a need to worry and even help parents sleep better from thereon.
The package includes:
Baby Movement Sensor and Sound Monitor Angelcare baby movement sensor with sound monitoring Under-the-mattress pad senses a baby’s slightest movements Alarm will sound if absolutely no movement is detected for 20 seconds Sensor pad works with any size crib AC adapters included (12 AAA batteries optional, not included) Product is intended to be used only for parental reassurance WhiteAlso includes nursery sound monitor: Receives signal from sensor pad and transmits alarm to parent’s units Transmits all nursery sounds to parent’s units Automatically converts to battery in case of power failure Optional “tic” feature transmits sounds with every movement baby makes Movement indicator Low battery indicator Dual channels Alarm indicator
Source: Cybergifts Center
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Baby Safety Requires Wise Sleeping Positions
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung September 23rd, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
Normally, babies would want to sleep in the position to which they can be comfortable on. Babies would normally sleep facing down which is quite dangerous since it may lead to suffocation at times or more commonly known as SIDS.
Indeed, training your infant to sleep flat on his or her back is hard as it is. For sure, they will be crying out loud for the awkward sleeping position they may find themselves in. However, it should be noted that most of the right things we have to do in order to be safe will always be uncomfortable.
For a sleeping child, addressing the best sleep position to disregard various sleeping issues is a good way to prevent potential deaths and health risks for unknowing infants today.
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Modern Mothers Lack Proper Sleeping Time
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung September 13th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
It is only customary to find mothers to be by the side of babies, especially the new born ones and take care of them during the night time. While there have been advanced machinery and technology to help aid moms in taking care of their child, the need to be aware of them and be up and about to perform the manual means of ensuring that infants get their needs has been something that is contributory towards required sleep for them.
Technology was meant to make life easier for people but for mom’s this deprives them of the usual 6 to 8 hours of sleep. This in turn leads toward emotional stress which results into arguments that may overall become origins of breakups and misunderstandings.
Hence, sleep is now seen to be something important in the emotional and psychological aspect. It is more than pure dozing off. They help shape up how people must be fully aware of comfort and calmness for anyone today.
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Preventive Measures for SIDS during Infancy
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung September 6th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
SIDS or Sleep Infant Death Syndrome cannot be totally avoided within babies but parents can resort to the various measures to avoid it from getting out of hand. The usual suspect lies in the type of bedding or sleeping position that infants have and while everything may seem safe, a close look at everything may be something parents may want to tackle on.
Hence from this article, SIDS :Steps to reduce risk for SIDS in infants, adults may want to check out the different measures they can consider to limit the possibility of SIDS from ever happening to their child.
Here is a bullet of the suggested precautionary measures:
- Sleep Position
- Bedding
- Sleep SacksBreastfeeding
- Co-sleeping
- Sleeping near the baby
- Pacifiers
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What’s Keeping Your Baby Awake?
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 7th, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
Often, babies are known to only sleep, feed and play a lot during their infancy stage. At times, there will be occasions when babies may not want to sleep immediately owing to some sort of sickness or discomfort that need to be diagnosed properly by parents. In some cases, the intervention of physicians or pediatricians may be a need especially if the baby is really suffering from such a disorder owing to the fact of not being able to rest properly.
The list of potential causes can go on. It can be something that could be traced towards indigestion or potential fever. Babies cannot speak out what they feel and while some people call it a guessing game, knowing their child is the best way to diagnose what the immediate problem really is.
Sleep deprivation among parents is evident since they must attend to the needs of their child. Kids only become babies once in their lifetime and a little sleep deprivation at this stage is little sacrifice to ensure the overall health and comfort of babies.
Reference Article: The Baby’s Not Sleeping
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