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I also talked about this with DH, and I'm still torn on buying a sensor monitor (though I likely will....) but we did discuss it.
We also discussed infant CPR, and I was mortified to realize (like mslipgloss!) that I didn't remember it. DH takes a class every year to remain certified (he is an electrician), so he knows - but I'll be home more than him.
We are signing up for a baby care/infant cpr class asap!
Glad to hear baby is doing okay!
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oh my Gosh @ecogirl.... how terrifying!!! I never really thought those monitors were necessary but now I'm thinking I want one for the next baby. p.s. I was giggling a little at the thought of you clutching your breasts and belly while you ran! oh my gosh though. I hope you are doing ok and I'm SO GLAD grayson is ok!!!!!
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I am so glad that you all had that monitor! What a scary story! I told my husband about this. We were going to get the regular Angelcare monitor, but we are going to return it and get the one with the sensor.
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Well, I hate to say it but I can add to @ecogirl's experience...
Our movement monitor alarm went off at 2:30 this morning. By the time we got to the room, she was breathing again, but I'm so freaked out.
Anyone who is debating getting this monitor should go for it.
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I'm glad that baby Grayson is ok!
I wanted to post a gentle reminder to all of our members that Hellobee is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment! I urge all of our members to get trained and certified in Infant and Child CPR! I took a Red Cross course, and it was very helpful... here's a link for more information.
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