SciBaby

For those without a Polar Verity Sense sensor, we've created a simplified version of the Sleep Mode so you can still use the narration for walking your baby to sleep.

(※The name may vary slightly depending on the version)

Unlike the Walking Mode, it cannot record detailed data like heart rate, but it's convenient when you want to walk your baby to sleep and keep a record of that experience.

This mode does not require a sensor and eliminates the need for a waiting period beforehand.

If you wish to view detailed baby status and heart rate data, please use the PolarVeritySense sensor with the carrying mode.

※ Initial setup is required upon first use after installation. Please refer to the Initial Setup page.

・Pre-Visit Notes and Baby's Condition Memo

・Walking while holding baby: 5 minutes (with background music)

・Sitting and waiting: 8 minutes

・If baby won't stop crying, walk while holding again

・Lay baby down on the futon

・Baby's Condition Memo

Total time required: 15 to 30 minutes.

First, enter your baby's condition and review the confirmation text.

After counting to three, begin the five-minute walking session.

Walk at a steady pace to the music. (You can change the BGM in the app settings.)

The key is to keep walking steadily without stopping, even if your baby falls asleep, until the end signal.

Before placing your baby in the futon, sit in a chair or on the sofa for 8 minutes and wait. Some babies may fall asleep during this time.

From here, the narration volume will be slightly lower. However, if the sound still wakes your baby, it's best to keep the volume moderately low.

If your baby wakes up during this time or hasn't fallen asleep yet, press the “Extend” button to resume pacing with your baby.

When you hear the cue “Let's put the baby down on the futon,” try laying the baby down.

After placing the baby in the futon, record the baby's condition and any notes, then upload them to the server.

※Please do not include personal information in your notes.

Past data and notes can be viewed under “Record Data”.