SIDS Monitors - Edwardsville,IL

I am so sorry for your loss. I couldn't imagine...We used the Angelcare monitors with all 3 of my kids for the first year of their life. Fortunately we never had to test them for stopping breathing. When I would forget to turn it off and picked them up, the monitor would always go off. The only problem was as they got older and moved all over the bed, they would get off the sensor and it would occassionally go off. I'm not sure how well it would work with an older child in a bigger bed. I can definately understand your fear with your younger child and if it were me, would definately look into some sort of monitor. You might want to look around on -line, or even check with your doctor about some sort of medical device to use for your 2 year old.
I pray for your entire family and that you find the answers about your older son that you are looking for.

I will pray that you and your family will get through this.I have 2 children myself and always look in on them during the nite I don't get much sleep and that is ok.Maybe other moms have an idea on a motion monitor I don't have one in my youngest bedroom but a plain monitor that you listen to and can somethimes hear my son in the other room especially if he is calling my name.My sis has a monitor where she can trun it down and only see the lights going off the more they go the more active baby is.I belive it is FisherPrice

My condolences and prayers to you and your family.
I don't have info on monitors but found this website about what seems to have happened to your son. Hope you can find help at the following link .- SUDC.org: Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood : http://www.sudc.org/page.asp

My condolences to you and your family. St. Louis has a SIDS resource. Perhaps they can be of support to your family.

http://www.sidsresources.org/