The new baby is sleeping quietly and probably safely in the crib, but every parent worries about a sudden change in the health of their infant.

Now parents in the U.S. can enjoy the same peace of mind their counterparts in Europe, Australia, Japan and Israel have had since 1992. BabysenseV sounds an alarm within 20 seconds if there is no breathing motion detected.

It also alerts parents if anyone removes the baby from the crib, because the alarm will sound if the monitor is not deactivated with the on/off button. This could be an older sibling, a visitor or a parent's worst nightmare.

BabysenseV consists of two flat sensors that lie beneath the crib mattress connected to a battery-operated monitor. There is no electricity and nothing touches the baby. That means parents can rest easy and finally get a good night's sleep.