Angelcare mat & monitor??

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Has anyone got this/getting this & is it worth the money?

I like the fact it's got a digital temperature reader too!

Thanks in advance :petal:

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Soooo worth it for the peace of mind it gives you! Z was a right wriggler though when he got older and the alarm would go off if he managed to get himself horizontal across the very top of the cot, but I'd rather have a false alarm than miss it if he actually stopped breathing. Xxx
 
We have the tommee tippee sensors mat and found it so reassuring. We had a few false alarms too once my LO started moving but I'd rather that than him to have stopped breathing x
 
I've found it for £73 on amazon... I think I'll definitely invest :)

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If you join amazon family you can get an additional £24 off so get it for £49. You can cancel it after three months x
 
If you google amazon family and join. When you checkout the discount is applied but you sometimes have to wait a day or so for it to apply. When you joins go to your prime account and turn off auto upgrade x
 
ooo im glad u posted this hun as i was wondering the same......i saw on a couple of reviews people saying it has a constant "beep" when its on.....is this true as dont know if i could deal with that all night beeping next to me

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ooo im glad u posted this hun as i was wondering the same......i saw on a couple of reviews people saying it has a constant "beep" when its on.....is this true as dont know if i could deal with that all night beeping next to me

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You can turn that off and just have the swinging pendulum on the display x
 
ah right ok....but the alarm will still go off no problem with no movement from baby if i turn that off yeh?
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Yes hun still goes off. The ticking is good for me when i am up doing things around the house i can sill hear she is ok Xx

Tapatalking :-D Can't see tickers...
 
I love mine my lo is 14 months and I still use it. I've never had a false alarm and my lo is in a cotbed not a small cot iykwim I keep saying I should get rid but just can't bring myself to do it I love having it.
 
ah i think il get it then, iv been putting it off and putting it of as baby monitor is obv an expensive purchase and didnt wanna get something that wood be not very good for all the money.....main priority for me is babys safety and my peace of mind as well andit seems to tick all the boxes with everyone and excellent reviews on websites....just noticed argos are selling them for £73.99.....plus if u spend over £50 u get a free £5 voucher so not bad!
 
I've got it and still use it and my lo is 23 months. We are turning off the sensor pad after he turns 2. We have had a couple of false alarms but would rather that than for it not to go off.
Can't recommend it highly enough.
 
just bit the bullet and reserved mine to pick up tomorro from argos.....the £5 and £10 voucher deal is only on until tuesday so im getting it tomorro to claim mine

thanks again katie for starting up this thread, id been meaning to do it myself for a few weeks but kept forgetting.
and thanks lades for your experiences

im happy now iv done it :) feel a sense of achievement.....next achievement will be actually doing my hospital bag lol

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Hiya, my lo is nearly three and we used it until he was about two. I used to use it in his Moses basket too. In the instructions it says to plase the sensor mat on a flat surface, plywood cut to size if the bed has slats. I think this reduces false alarms, but we just used a bit if stiff cardboard and it seemed fine. Out and out it was our very best baby buy! We got a cheaper version for my mums house, tommee tippee I think and it was ok, but not a patch on the angelcare!
 
I know you've already bought it, but I'd also recommend it! We never used the sensor mat, but used the monitor. Our LO is 15 months now and although we don't use it on a regular basis, it's great for times like yesterday when she needed her afternoon nap and we wanted to be in the garden. Definitely gives you peace of mind.
 
we have been thinking about this and i was told u can get false alarms but in my mind id rather that then not know if Moo had stopped breathing.. thanks for posting this
 
we have been thinking about this and i was told u can get false alarms but in my mind id rather that then not know if Moo had stopped breathing.. thanks for posting this

yeh iv had people say to me "ooo ul be getting false alarms and worrying" to which i answered "id rather have a false alarm and know baby is fine, than have no alarm at all and not know....at least if alarm goes off you know its working whether its false or not"....baby is far too precious to take any chances IMO

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