There actually are monitors that you can currently buy that sounds an alarm when the baby's blood oxygen dips. I think one is called the Owlette, I almost bought one when my daughter was born because I was so terrified of SIDS.
Here is another one I found: https://www.mylevana.com/products/oma-sense?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2t6Dvcrc9wIVx9aGCh3y-wmMEAAYASAAEgKh6vD_BwE
Those types of monitors are a bit of a grift though, they are all super expensive so lower income moms would be hard pressed to buy them, and there is zero liability or quality control generally attached to them.
There actually are monitors that you can currently buy that sounds an alarm when the baby's blood oxygen dips. I think one is called the Owlette, I almost bought one when my daughter was born because I was so terrified of SIDS.
Here is another one I found:
https://www.mylevana.com/products/oma-sense?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2t6Dvcrc9wIVx9aGCh3y-wmMEAAYASAAEgKh6vD_BwE
Those types of monitors are a bit of a grift though, they are all super expensive so lower income moms would be hard pressed to buy them, and there is zero liability or quality control generally attached to them.
I think an apnea monitor would work. An alarm goes off if the baby stops breathing to hopefully wake the baby and alert the parents.
A baby in my family had to have one for a few months. Technology may be even better now.
It would be interesting to know if a person would grow out of it or not.