The sensor plate, positioned beneath the mattress, detects the baby's breathing movements while they sleep. The control unit visually indicates each detected movement and activates an audible and visual alarm if it stops registering breathing for approximately 20 seconds or if the rate falls below 8 breaths per minute.

No. Nanny Care is analert device: it can warn of a possible cessation or decrease in breathing rate so that an adult can respond and take action. It does not, by itself, prevent respiratory arrest, restore vital functions, or replace baby care, safe sleep recommendations, or medical attention.: permite advertir de una posible parada o disminución de la frecuencia respiratoria para que una persona adulta pueda acudir y actuar. No evita por sí mismo una parada respiratoria, no restablece las funciones vitales y no sustituye el cuidado del bebé, las recomendaciones de sueño seguro ni la atención médica.

The sensor pad must be placed under the mattress, in the area where the baby’s chest will rest, with the upper side facing upward and on a flat, firm surface. If the crib has a slatted base, it must rest on a rigid board that extends approximately 3 cm around the pad.

The cable must be kept completely out of the baby’s reach, and the control unit must be installed where the alarm can be seen and heard. After installation, the functional test specified in the manual must be performed. 

It is compatible with most crib mattresses up to 12 cm thick, provided they allow breathing movements to be properly transmitted to the sensor pad. Mattresses made of excessively firm materials are not recommended, as they may interfere with detection.

Compatibility should not be assumed based on thickness alone: after installing the monitor, you must check that the indicator responds to the baby's movements and that the alarm activates correctly during the function test.

Yes, as long as the baby's crib does not touch the adults' bed. If both surfaces are in contact, the monitor could detect the movements or breathing of the person sleeping next to the baby and not work properly.

Yes, but each baby must have their own crib and their own Nanny Care monitor. The cribs must not touch each other either, as one monitor could detect the other baby's movements. A single control unit must not be used to monitor two children.

No. The sensor pad connects to the control unit by cable, and the device operates independently with two AA alkaline batteries. It does not require Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or a mobile app.

The sensor pad has a service life of 2 years and must be replaced once this period has elapsed, even if it still appears to be working. With use and over time, the sensor may lose sensitivity, increasing the risk of false alarms or incorrect detection.

Go immediately and check the baby's condition. If the baby is not breathing normally or does not respond, contact the emergency services and follow their instructions. Pediatric first aid should be administered in accordance with the training received.

The alarm warns of a possible abnormality, but it does not determine its cause or replace an assessment by a healthcare professional.