@YazmynJade oh that sounds amazing. Will definitely check that out
I have an owlet sock. To be honest after my daughter turned around 14 months I stopped using it as it was good for letting me know how she slept but I didn’t really need it for that peace of mind. She sleeps on her front most of the night too and sleeps in some very weird positions and also has a comforter. If you want it I’d be inclined to only buy one of them. You could always have it on your eldest whilst your youngest is in your next to me, and then when they move to their own room use it on them instead?
@Courtney honestly it saved us it really did. We were both terrified to sleep while he slept as his first seizure he was asleep on my chest (completely unobstructed head fully to the side I looked down and checked him he was fine 30 seconds later my partner looked and he was quite literally gone he was blue and floppy he took him off me and couldn't wake him we thought that was it we weren't getting him back my partner was amazing and did the CPR the paramedics were instructing us to do while I just cried) and we were so worried he was going to go in his sleep again so ordered it the moment we left the hospital it didn't come until the next day so we took sleep shifts to make sure someone had eyes on him the whole time and the moment we put the snuza on him it was relief and we all went for a nap together and felt confident in doing so.
I cannot recommend the snuza hero pro enough. My son has seizures and as a newborn would routinely stop breathing and go blue and floppy and we used the proper medical version in the hospital and when we were leaving they told us to buy this monitor specifically as it's the same as what they use just a home friendly version and it never ever failed us. We never had a single false alarm (and he used to wear it 24/7 except in the car as it sat under his buckle) until the literal second the battery died after 4 months of continuous use it alarmed I checked and the battery was dead.