This is the usual way my poor nurses have to strap me up to monitor our little man. Even at 30 weeks he tries (and is sometimes successful) to kick the monitors off. And we wonder why my water broke early……
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This is the usual way my poor nurses have to strap me up to monitor our little man. Even at 30 weeks he tries (and is sometimes successful) to kick the monitors off. And we wonder why my water broke early……
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Ha! This reminds me so much of what we had to do with Eli. Every single time I rolled over or he moved the monitors would go off and we would have to start all over again trying to catch him! Those poor nurses (and my poor belly) had so many bathrags and towels rolled up and stuffed everywhere that it looked more like some kind of abstract art show than a baby monitor! 🙂 Maybe he will start cooperating for you, but I kinda doubt it since he seems to have a mind of his own already!
Ha! This reminds me so much of what we had to do with Eli. Every single time I rolled over or he moved the monitors would go off and we would have to start all over again trying to catch him! Those poor nurses (and my poor belly) had so many bathrags and towels rolled up and stuffed everywhere that it looked more like some kind of abstract art show than a baby monitor! 🙂 Maybe he will start cooperating for you, but I kinda doubt it since he seems to have a mind of his own already!