Give yourself and MARY a little time

  • Use the sensor regularly every night.
  • Stay relaxed and check the data in the morning.
  • This way, you’ll gradually get to know your baby’s individual patterns.

Over time, you’ll develop a sense of what’s good for your baby, what’s normal and when it’s worth receiving notifications.

Information on vitality and connectivity

The HOME-Button

    • Tap on the main screen to view information about the health and connection status.
    • Tap on any other screen to return to the main screen.
    • Tap on the main screen to view information about the health and connection status.
    • Tap on any other screen to return to the main screen.

  • The home button always takes you back to the home view. The outer ring indicates how much energy the ladybug still has.

    • Tap on the main screen to view information about the health and connection status.
    • Tap on any other screen to return to the main screen.
    • Tap on the main screen to view information about the health and connection status.
    • Tap on any other screen to return to the main screen.
    • Tap on the main screen to view information about the health and connection status.
    • Tap on any other screen to return to the main screen.

  • The home button always takes you back to the home view. The outer ring indicates how much energy the ladybug still has.

    • Tap on the main screen to view information about the health and connection status.
    • Tap on any other screen to return to the main screen.

You’ll also see the MARY connection indicator to the left of the Home button.
It shows you whether everything is working properly. The tooltip button helps you spot any problems quickly.

Information on battery status

The coloured outer ring on the Home button indicates, in quarters, how much power is left in the Marienkäfer’s battery.

You can see the exact battery level of the ladybird to the right of the Home button. It shows you whether there is still enough power or whether it would be better to charge it. If the level is below 40%, please charge it before use to prevent the battery from running out overnight.

Important information regarding battery use

temperature monitoring

Icon and meaning of the colour

  • temperature in the normal range

    Temperature is between 35°C and set threshold

  • Increased temperature

    The set threshold has been exceeded. The normal range has been exceeded.

  • Temperature rise

    A rapid rise in temperature above 38°C has been recorded. Critical following vaccinations, Febrile convulsion

  • temperature in the normal range

    Temperature is between 35°C and set threshold

  • Increased temperature

    The set threshold has been exceeded. The normal range has been exceeded.

  • Temperature rise

    A rapid rise in temperature above 38°C has been recorded. Critical following vaccinations, Febrile convulsion

Temperature trends rather than individual readings. What parents should know:

MARY shows you whether the temperature remains stable, rises or falls. It is precisely this trend that is particularly helpful, as babies’ and children’s temperature regulation is not yet fully developed.

How does MARY measure temperature? Deviation from the thermometer

Immediately after charging, the temperature reading may be slightly higher for a short time.

This is due to the heat generated by the inductive charging process. Please disregard this reading. The sensor takes a few minutes to adjust to your child’s body.

View the daily progress

In the app’s main view, tap one of the four health icons.

For example, tap the thermometer icon to view the body temperature throughout the day. By selecting a date in the daily view, you can switch to temperature trends for specific days.

The trends are stored for 1 year.

Zoom in on the flowchart

  • Swipe right with your finger to see a more detailed view of the graph.
  • Swipe left with your finger to return to the overview.

In the daily temperature trend view, you can use a red rectangle to select specific time and temperature ranges.

Healthy sleep for babies made easy with MARY:

Simple measures can significantly reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Clear rules give your baby a sense of security and give you greater peace of mind.

Sleeping environment & bedtime routines Sleep patterns and behaviour

Respiratory monitoring

Icon and meaning of the colour

  • regular breathing

    Sufficient chest movements have been detected.

  • irregular breathing

    No adequate respiratory movement could be detected.

    Possible causes.

  • regular breathing

    Sufficient chest movements have been detected.

  • irregular breathing

    No adequate respiratory movement could be detected.

    Possible causes.

How does my child sleep?

MARY’s smart movement algorithm uses movement patterns to figure out whether the child is asleep, lying on their belly, awake, crying or getting up quietly.

Icons and meanings

  • child is sleeping

  • Child sleeping on belly

  • Baby is awake or crying

  • Child has stood up and is moving

  • child is sleeping

  • Child sleeping on belly

  • Baby is awake or crying

  • Child has stood up and is moving

As every child sleeps with their own level of activity, and this changes as they go along different stages of growth, you can customise the movement algorithm to fit your child’s individual needs.

Adjust motion control

The silent danger whilst you’re asleep...

Did you know that almost one in ten children aged between 3 and 6 sleepwalk or simply get up in the night?

What happens when your child sleepwalks?

If you’d like to be kept informed

Only enable the alerts and notifications you really need and when you want to be notified.

Otherwise, use the system as a silent companion and check your history at your leisure rather than being on constant standby.

  • Notifications icon

    Tap this icon at the top of the app or

    Menu -> configure alarms

  • green - active / red - inactive

    Activate and deactivate alarms according to your personal needs

  • set Threshold

    Set the threshold at which the normal range is considered to have been exceeded. (The temperature icon turns yellow)

    The recommended threshold for detecting a fever is 38°C.
    A temperature of 37.5°C is sufficient to detect an elevated temperature, heat build-up or a feeling of heat.

  • Recognising sleepwalking

    Enable these two alerts:

    • Info when child sits down or stands up
    • Info when child is alert or moving around

  • Notifications icon

    Tap this icon at the top of the app or

    Menu -> configure alarms

  • green - active / red - inactive

    Activate and deactivate alarms according to your personal needs

  • set Threshold

    Set the threshold at which the normal range is considered to have been exceeded. (The temperature icon turns yellow)

    The recommended threshold for detecting a fever is 38°C.
    A temperature of 37.5°C is sufficient to detect an elevated temperature, heat build-up or a feeling of heat.

  • Recognising sleepwalking

    Enable these two alerts:

    • Info when child sits down or stands up
    • Info when child is alert or moving around

Adjust the volume

You can adjust the volume of the alarms using your smartphone’s media volume controls.

Further notification settings

Further assistance

Explore our knowledge base, which is packed with helpful tips, FAQs and answers, or chat to us directly.

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