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Ok, so my son is 18 months and in the mornings, i can never tell what he's up to.. Hes quiet then you hear him giggling, i'll get up to get him, and he's passed out again! So we're arguing about getting the video baby monitor to keep an eye on him in the morning and after naps. He's about to be moved into a toddler bed, and i'd like to know what the heck he'll be doing when he gets up.. Sooo do you think it's worth the money or just a simple waste?
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Why bother with a baby video monitor? He is 18 months old.
My brother and his wife had one with their child, it was at the side of their bed so they could see it easily - the funny thing was that if they looked past it, they could actually see the baby in bed! What a waste of good money, just to have the newest toy!
So, unless your room is on a different floor or is a long way from the baby's room, you really don't need one.
Why bother with a baby video monitor? He is 18 months old.
My brother and his wife had one with their child, it was at the side of their bed so they could see it easily - the funny thing was that if they looked past it, they could actually see the baby in bed! What a waste of good money, just to have the newest toy!
So, unless your room is on a different floor or is a long way from the baby's room, you really don't need one.
Baby/toddler roomsharing concerns?
Q. My daughter will be 22 months old and in a toddler bed when I move her 4 month old brother into the crib in her room. I am a little concerned about the safety of this situation, mostly because I'm afraid she'll put something in the crib with him or try to climb in. She only 12 months old now, so I really have very little experience with toddlers! Do these concerns carry any significance? Does anyone have advice or experience regarding an infant and toddler sharing the nursery?
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Those are valid concerns. I'm guessing you don't have another room or this wouldn't be an option? It is possible that the your daughter could crawl in but the more pressing issue would be her possibly putting something into the crib that your son could choke on. With that said I would think you know better to than to ever leave you toddler alone with your infant so if you are only putting them in their beds in that room when they are sleeping there shouldn't be much of an opportunity for her to harm him in any way. Beyond just supervision the only thing I can really think of is to get one of those baby monitors that has video and that way if you ever do have to leave them alone in there together than you can still keep a close eye on what's going on to keep both babies safe.
Those are valid concerns. I'm guessing you don't have another room or this wouldn't be an option? It is possible that the your daughter could crawl in but the more pressing issue would be her possibly putting something into the crib that your son could choke on. With that said I would think you know better to than to ever leave you toddler alone with your infant so if you are only putting them in their beds in that room when they are sleeping there shouldn't be much of an opportunity for her to harm him in any way. Beyond just supervision the only thing I can really think of is to get one of those baby monitors that has video and that way if you ever do have to leave them alone in there together than you can still keep a close eye on what's going on to keep both babies safe.
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