NanitBreathing Wear Swaddle – Works Pro Monitor to Track Breathing Motion Sensor-Free for Baby Safety, Real-Time Alerts, 100 Percent Cotton, Small, 0-3 Month, White

This is wonderful to have so not to worry about baby when sleeping.

I have severe anxiety with my baby sleeping and breathing. This fight her nice and tight and was able to snuggly swaddle her to my comfort with the Velcro band. I love Nanit and this product. I recommend it o everyone. It is worth every cent to feel ease and to be able to see how many breaths per minute and how deep asleep your baby is.

I bought these for my new born after coming home from the hospital. I realized the individual bands weren’t recommended for if you swaddle your baby, so I ordered these. However, my newborn started doing the newborn curl and rolling to the side and scooting to the edge of the bassinet. I didn’t realize this was only a temporary thing and she would lose her strength eventually. I wish I hadn’t returned these once I realized she could stop doing the newborn curl

Little one loved it for the first 3 weeks but now likes to sleep with her arms out. Did what it said it would.

We bought these as we wanted to swaddle our newborn and use the breathing monitor feature on our Nanit camera. Not sure if it’s just our baby but she doesn’t like being swaddled in this way and the process of putting on the swaddle (and making it tight enough) always wakes her which frustratingly starts over the whole routine of trying to get her to go back to sleep. Holding baby over the shoulder (her preferred position) in the swaddle is also tricky, as the band tends to ride up, and we were very conscious of the band potentially covering her mouth and nose. We had frequent false alarms on the nanit monitor because the swaddle wasn’t tight enough.Changing baby in the swaddle is possible as the zip is two-way, so simple enough to open the bottom end only, however depending on baby’s size, the stiffer breathing band part may be quite far down baby’s body to get new nappy high enough on their belly. Something to bear in mind with newborns.Velcro is very hard to undo without waking baby, so another thing which was frustrating if wanting to reposition the swaddle for any reason.On the whole we are glad we could monitor baby’s breathing with the nanit whilst swaddling her at the same time- swaddling in the early stages prevented her from startling herself and waking herself up regularly in the night- but unfortunately did not find this particularly practical. Sadly there is not much more choice when it comes to using the nanit monitor.. we moved baby on to the breathing band as soon as possible (4-5weeks of age) because it is much easier to take on and off and won’t ride up to her face. Also noticed less false alarms compared with the swaddle.