Mini Doppler

$58.00

plus free bonus gel

The BabyHeart Mini Fetal Doppler is super compact and lightweight. A great choice if you want something easily transportable.

or make 4 interest-free payments of $14.50 AUD

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There is nothing more special and reassuring than hearing your little one’s beating heart. The Mini Fetal Doppler from BabyHeart makes this possible from the comfort of your own home. This affordable option is nice and lightweight and easily transportable, so you can carry the comfort with you wherever you go.

You can listen to, record and playback your baby’s beating heart, so others can share in your joy. You can even record your own heartbeat and play it back to your newborn to help settle them with a comfort they know. The doppler features a double-channel audio socket, enabling you to connect headphones for recording and listening at the same time.

Pregnancy is an amazing journey, but we know too well how worrying it can be at times. This affordable fetal doppler provides the perfect peace of mind to help you through, offering reassurance between doctor’s visits.

Features

Stylish Compact and Portable
Simple One-Button Operation
Double Channel Audio Socket
Synchronous Audio Output Signals
High Sensitivity Ultrasound Probe
Clear Sound by Minimising Ultrasound Noise

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Mini Doppler

5/5

Found my baby’s heart beat at 10 weeks after about 15 minutes - aim very low at the start of the pelvic bone.

Easy and affordable

I got this at the beginning of week 12, it took a while to find the heart beat at first but it worked! I used it a week later and cold here it straight away loud and clear. Super easy to use, affordable, quick delivery and I love having the opportunity to listen whenever I like :) I can also here the little one kick ☺️

Calmed my anxiety

Mini Doppler arrived quickly and immediately calmed
My nerves, my previous two pregnancies I felt movement very early so was worried when I felt nothing, the mini Doppler Wade
My anxiety between my scans as I later found out my placenta was at the front blocking most of the kicks, so hearing the heartbeat was enough to
Put my mind at rest.

Good

Im 15 weeks currently and heard baby's heartbeat for the first time 3 days ago. Takes a bit of wriggling around with the Doppler but it works.

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Kate - 29 Weeks Pregnant

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Bought the Mini Doppler Mini Doppler

"My little Man's Heartbeat"

Bought the BabyHeart Mini Fetal Doppler

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specifications

Specifications:

Ultrasonic frequency: 3.0MHZ
Battery: 9V
Physical Dimensions: 104.5mm (L) x 0mm (W) x 70mm (H)
Weight: 69.5g

Whats Included:

1 x main unit
1 x line-in cable
1 x headset
Bonus: 250mL gel

faq's

Why choose a BabyHeart fetal doppler?

When choosing a fetal doppler, it is important to choose a company that offers quality products and a high level of customer service and support. Also, be sure to look for ARTG registered fetal dopplers to ensure you are getting a safe, high quality device that you can feel good about using on your baby.

How do fetal dopplers work?

Handheld fetal dopplers are actually quite easy to use and understand. A fetal Doppler is used to listen to a baby’s heartbeat while it is still in the womb. By using ultrasound technology, a fetal Doppler heartbeat monitor sends high frequency sound waves into your abdomen. When the sound waves encounter movement, such as your baby’s heartbeat, it sends a signal back to the device through the handheld probe. The signal is then translated into a sound which is then amplified so you can hear it.

Are BabyHeart fetal doppler ’s safe to use?

Fetal dopplers are used by medical professionals every day to detect heartbeats of babies in the womb. They are completely safe and do not require a prescription. The waves emitted by a fetal doppler are about 40 times lower than those emitted from an ultrasound machine. Every Babyheart fetal doppler we sell is registered to the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) with registration number 277143 to ensure safety and quality.

Can a fetal Doppler replace ultrasound appointments?

Our Babyheart fetal Doppler monitors work similar to an ultrasound, but they shouldn’t be used as a replacement for regular ultrasound appointments and doctor visits.

Why can’t I hear anything? Does it mean my baby is having complications?

If you are unable to hear your baby’s heartbeat, don’t panic. Your baby could be too small for the Doppler to detect its heartbeat and you should wait until your baby is more developed. Your baby could also be in a position which makes it difficult for the monitor to pick up the heartbeat. However, if you have a feeling something is wrong, contact your physician.

I hear two heartbeats. Why?

If you are hearing more than one heartbeat, you could either be hearing the same heartbeat in two different locations, or you are pregnant with twins. If you’re in the later stages of pregnancy and the two heartbeats are within 10 beats per minute of each other, it’s probably just one fetus.

Is my baby’s heart rate normal?

If you are receiving a measurement of 120 to 160 BPM, your baby’s heart rate is normal. Measurements which are lower than 120 BPM could be your own heart rate and you should reposition the probe.