"...They have only ever alarmed when there has been a possible problem and we have on one occassion had to shake our baby awake. We strongly believe these monitors may have prevented a possible apnoea situation. Why wouldn't you buy one?"
Sarah Wallis
"...All new babies should have one. We found Respisense better than the type that goes under the mattress. Respisense goes everywhere with Daniel."
Bobbie Lankester
Respisense™ was designed by a loving father after the birth of his own triplets who wanted to find a way of monitoring his babies whilst they shared a cot. Nothing was available at the time, so their father designed and developed the unique Respisense™ tummy movement monitor.
This father consulted the internet and found a mother’ s wish list which provided a useful guide and motivation for the TummyTickle™ tactile stimulator; "...as a mother..." she wrote, "I do have some suggestions as to what I’ d like in a monitor"
- It should not cost much more than a regular baby monitor. Poor babies get SIDS too.
- It should be small enough and comfortable enough to wear that it does not wake up the baby or make the baby hot/sweaty/sticky/itchy. No-one is going to want to use a baby monitor that keeps their baby from sleeping.
- It needs to be highly portable (and battery operated).
- Piercing alarms are scary. It would be nice if after, say 5 or 10 seconds of missing motion, a warning buzz would go off - something just loud enough to disturb the baby into breathing without waking him/her up completely.
Respisense™ was produced with the world’ s first perfectly portable, ultra-safe baby monitor with proactive TummyTickle™ tactile stimulation; the first monitor to satisfy all of this mother’ s requirements.
Today the triplets are healthy and growing up fast. Respisense™ monitors are now available to parents across the globe to help raise their children safely.
