Cuore AngelSounds
  by
  Bimbo

A fetal Doppler that allows you to listen to the sounds produced by the baby as it moves, hiccups, kicks, and especially its heartbeat. Cuore di Bimbo uses extremely low power ultrasound Doppler effect.

Instructions for use
To achieve good results, it is recommended to be in a very quiet environment. Open the battery compartment under the Cuore di Bimbo - AngelSounds, remove the supplied 9-volt battery, peel off the protective film, connect it to the clips, and place it back in its compartment. Close the compartment. Insert the supplied headphones into any of the two designated jacks. A second pair of standard headphones can also be used. Apply plenty of gel to the center of the pubic area, rather low down. You will move it higher as the weeks pass. Place Cuore di Bimbo - AngelSounds (on or off) over the gel. Turn it on and set the volume to maximum by rotating the wheel clockwise. Wait about ten seconds and start listening. If you only hear a rustling sound, move Cuore di Bimbo - AngelSounds slowly to the left 2 cm at a time and stop to listen for ten seconds after each movement. Repeat the operation in the center and then to the right, always very slowly, stopping each time to listen for ten seconds until, by finding the position of the fetus, you can hear the heartbeat. Do not confuse your heartbeat with that of the fetus. Its beat is much faster than yours; it sounds like a gallop. The fetal heart beats between 120 and 160 beats per minute, but it should be considered that the heartbeat is not always constant and varies depending on the time of day, the amount of movement, and also depends on the mother's mood. Adjust the volume for best listening.
The easiest way to familiarize yourself with finding the fetal heartbeat is to bring your Doppler with you during one of your visits to the gynecologist or midwife, so they can give you some tips on how to find it.

Warnings
Do not panic if you cannot hear the fetal heartbeat immediately. Some days it may be easier to hear it and on others less so because sometimes they hide.
With Cuore di Bimbo - AngelSounds, you can listen to the fetal heartbeat starting from the twelfth week. Although this is considered "very early," some expectant mothers have succeeded; however, "not hearing" should absolutely not be a cause for concern as the ideal time to start hearing it is around the 14th/15th week.

Format
The package contains: Cuore di Bimbo (batteries included), listening headphones, recording cable, 1 bottle of 260 mg gel.