Video Monitors

Video baby monitors are among some of the newest resources for parents to consider. These video monitors can be the answer to a dilemma if baby sleeps in a room you feel is farther away than you’d like (and what nervous new parents don’t feel that!) or if you live in a larger or multi-level home.

Perhaps the first point for consideration is if you really feel the need for this electronic helper. If the family lives in a smaller house or apartment, if this isn’t your first baby and you don’t feel the need for it perhaps baby video monitors are not for you. Some parents will find reassurance in this item. Others, as Consumer Reports points out, would find hearing baby’s every hiccup and murmur nerve wracking. Decide if this is something you would find helpful before buying.

If you have decided that a video monitor would free you up from worry or extra trips to peek into the nursery, it’s time to consider which manufacturer has made the right video monitor for you and your baby.

Mobicam, for instance, has improved its already good handheld baby monitor system. Their Ultra Baby Monitor System took the core benefits of the original and enhanced it dramatically. They have improved their color video baby monitor and made it lighter, yet with a larger display. Their new wireless baby video monitor has clearer sound and picture, a night vision range of 25’, wider camera angle, longer battery life, and a belt clip.

Summer Infant Products Summer Infant Baby Quiet Sounds Video Monitor is a wireless video baby monitor that lets parents watch and hear baby from anywhere in the home. The Summer five inch infant video monitor features night vision with 900 MHz technology for superior clarity and range. It also has a two channel selection, five LED sound lights, video on/off button, two AC adaptors, and a 350’ range.

As you can see, the wireless video baby monitoring market keeps expanding and improving,

A growing trend in the use of wireless baby video monitors is for their use in monitoring aging parents. If you have one or both parents living with you and you are concerned over their wellbeing, this can be an invaluable tool. If your parent is developing Alzheimer’s, one characteristic is their tendency to be wakeful and restless at night. A monitor system can save you steps and worry and perhaps aid you in your own sleep at night.