> This is the internet, though, so people like me will always exist. Touche. Definitely experience will vary. In my circle of friends, we were using angelca

> This is the internet, though, so people like me will always exist. Touche. Definitely experience will vary. In my circle of friends, we were using angelcare monitors about 10 years ago, which to be fair are more about sensing movement than trying to directly detect sleep apnea. Nobody liked them, everyone stopped after a while and decided the very small risk of SIDS wasn't worth the suffering involved in trying to detect it. That said, one of my friends did have a son pass away (on his first birthday, no less, which is pretty late for SIDS IIRC) during the night for unexplained reasons, so I can't really blame parents for being paranoid. You have to find what works for you, and for everyone that's going to be different.