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What makes the moonbuddy different from the moonbird?

Key differences between moonbuddy and moonbird to help you choose the right device.

Written by Shari
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Moonbuddy was designed especially for children aged 6 to 12. It includes a few simple breathing exercises with rhythms that suit younger users. These rhythms tend to be a bit fast for adults, which means they might not feel as calming if you're older. Additionally, moonbird, while primarily for adults, can be configured for children using available guides to adjust breathing rhythms accordingly.

Moonbuddy and moonbird are different tools, made for different needs:
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moonbuddy

  • Pre-programmed breathing exercises

  • Expanding belly that guides the breath

  • No screen, no app, fully intuitive for kids - Specifically tailored for children aged 6-12, addressing their cognitive and physical needs.

moonbird

  • Personalised breathing via the app

  • Expanding wings that adapt to your rhythm

  • Includes biofeedback, HRV tracking, guided audio, tips, and a 21-day breathing plan- Can be adapted for children with guides to configure child-appropriate breathing rhythms.

  • Offers long-term usability for growing children transitioning to adolescence and adulthood.

Both devices can be charged with the same cable.

Recommendations

For younger children (6–12 years): Moonbuddy is the most appropriate device, given its kid-friendly design and simplicity. The faster breathing rhythms are better suited to children in this age group. For older children (12+ years): Moonbird is recommended due to its specific sleep-focused exercises, advanced features, and adaptability as the child grows. Customizing Moonbird for younger users: Moonbird can be effectively configured for children under 12 years with the help of available guides, ensuring breathing rhythms are aligned with their needs. However, its feature set is more complex, which may not be ideal for all child users.

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