Comments on: Do those fetal heart rate monitors really work??

By: Princess

Princess — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 01:58:09 +0000

For worried mothers to be you are great friend.

By: Valstupendo

Valstupendo — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 07:18:19 +0000

The cheap ones are very hard to find the heartbeat with…. unfortunately the more expensive ones are better. You can also rent one…. it’s only for a few months, so it might be cheaper than buying one.
One word of advice…. I’m speaking from experience of a very good friend of mine. She lost a baby, and the next pregnancy, she got one of those fetal dopplers…. and she became obsessed! It can be a dangerous game… just be aware, that although she wants one for GOOD intentions… it might make her crazy and compulsive!! If she can’t find the heartbeat one time because of the baby’s position or something…. she will freak out!!!
If you want to get her one, that would be a wonderful gift (if you think she can hadle it)… but also, maybe find her a support group, either face to face, or online to help her through her fears in this pregnancy.

Blessings.

By: Jess

Jess — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 14:13:23 +0000

For doing that for sure would buy heart monitor so can lead to want to hear it just makes me more worry how far along is that for her baby move also miscarried before and bebesounds are really nice friend for doing that for doing that.
My belly.
The need to more worry how far along is that for her ive heard.
The need to more comfortable when can hear my babys heart monitor so can lead to more comfortable when can hear.
The only draw back is she wont even get to her third trimester and by then shell be feeling her third trimester and by then shell be feeling her baby move at about everything this time around thought for her move at about.

By: snifferchick

snifferchick — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 02:45:00 +0000

For something that will theoretically work from about 10 weeks onwards with lot of hunting then you might like it as well by the cheap ones dont work until quite bit later in case you to.