Safety

Everything about the Sleep and Breathing Monitor is designed with safety in mind. The word “safe” is in our name and it guides everything we do. It’s our belief that this is the safest monitor on the market today, and quite likely the safest monitor that has ever been developed.

Here are a few reasons why …

Breath Detection and Alarms
The Sleep and Breathing Monitor uses its BreathTrend™ system to detect changes in your baby’s breathing pattern and alert you if it detects an irregular breathing event. This type of intelligence is a breakthrough in infant sleep safety and will change the way parents and doctors define the value and effectiveness of home sleep monitoring for babies.

Hospital Tested
The Sleep and Breathing Monitor is the only monitor that has been hospital tested and clinically validated for accuracy. The hospital testing has shown the SafeToSleep monitor to be as accurate as the breathing monitors used in pediatric units around the world. When it comes to monitoring your baby, accuracy and safety go hand-in-hand.

No Cords or Wires
The Sleep and Breathing Monitor has no wires or cords that your baby can get tangled up in. Wires and cords have been a big safety problem in sleep monitors over the years. The SafeToSleep monitor is wireless and battery powered, so you never have to worry about cords threatening the safety of your baby.

Safe Fiber Optics
The monitor uses fiber optic light (yes, light!) as its sensing mechanism, which is what gives the monitor it high sensitivity. This state-of-the-art technology is 100% safe for your baby.

Low Energy Wireless
The SleepMat™ connects to your smartphone (or included Parent Unit) using secure, low energy Bluetooth. This is the same safe technology used in hands-free cell phone headsets that you see people walking with in their ear all day.

Independently Tested and Certified
And finally, the Sleep and Breathing Monitor has been fully tested using independent laboratories. In all tests, the SafeToSleep monitor has exceed the safety standards set by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.