Q. I'm looking at baby monitors and have some questions about the Angelcare Movement Monitor...so if you have it I would really appreciate some answers! It says that the monitor can detect when your baby stops moving, but wouldn't it be going off all the time when the baby is sleeping? Or is it so sensitive that it detects breathing? And how is the picture quality/night vision picture quality? And is the zoom feature good or does it just make the picture more grainy? Do you recommend this monitor? THANKS!
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I have the angel care monitor without the camera, the way it works is that it has a pad that needs to be put under the mattress, it cant be used under memory foam mattresses it has a sensitivity dial to work under diff mattress types and to detect tiny babies as well. it basically picks up babys breathing and if they have an irregular breath it alarms at 15 sec to warm you with a beep, then if the baby doesnt move again in 5 more seconds it alarms loud to wake the parent and the baby.
Mine worked a dream i followed the instructions carefully and it was brilliant as it also monitored the babys room temp and warned me if it got too hot or cold. the sound was great. we had 2 false alarms because my baby was 6lb and moved to edge of cot where monitor didnt pick up her delicate movements but at least i knew it worked.
i wouldnt have been able to sleep without it to be honest i give it 5 stars, the monitor version came out this year and has been awarded best buy so im guessing its good as well.i would highly recommend it.
I have the angel care monitor without the camera, the way it works is that it has a pad that needs to be put under the mattress, it cant be used under memory foam mattresses it has a sensitivity dial to work under diff mattress types and to detect tiny babies as well. it basically picks up babys breathing and if they have an irregular breath it alarms at 15 sec to warm you with a beep, then if the baby doesnt move again in 5 more seconds it alarms loud to wake the parent and the baby.
Mine worked a dream i followed the instructions carefully and it was brilliant as it also monitored the babys room temp and warned me if it got too hot or cold. the sound was great. we had 2 false alarms because my baby was 6lb and moved to edge of cot where monitor didnt pick up her delicate movements but at least i knew it worked.
i wouldnt have been able to sleep without it to be honest i give it 5 stars, the monitor version came out this year and has been awarded best buy so im guessing its good as well.i would highly recommend it.
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Q. I was wondering if anyone has used a Fisher Price Sounds n' Lights Monitor with Dual Receivers??? My grandpa is very hard of hearing, and we were wondering if anyone thinks it will be loud enough for him to hear my gma (they sleep in seperate rooms) if she needs help in the middle of the night. She fell out of bed once and had to wait until morning to shine a flash light through a mirror to get his attentions across the apartment!!! (they're in an assisted living facility, but if no one knows she needs help....so please don't tell me its time for a nursing home)
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Spend more money on a better-quality monitor. We have one and it's okay because we only use it for brief periods here and there; if it was on all the time I would've thrown it out in a rage long ago.
It is very static-y, prone to picking up other people's conversations and radio and so on, and generally kinda cheap.
Turned up loud enough to hear your Grandma, he will also be getting a boatload of static much of the time.
Note the less-than-glowing reviews on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Price-Sounds-N-Lights-Monitor/dp/B0009T2CB2
One thing about it that I find sucks is that the button to turn it on is something you can press and think you've turned it on, but sometimes it turns out that you needed to press it a bit harder. It's fiddly and irritating and, given its purpose, not terribly safe; there should be no ambiguity about turning a baby monitor on or off.
Consider this one: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Avent-SCD-589-Zero-Interference/dp/B000I1Z04C
Spend more money on a better-quality monitor. We have one and it's okay because we only use it for brief periods here and there; if it was on all the time I would've thrown it out in a rage long ago.
It is very static-y, prone to picking up other people's conversations and radio and so on, and generally kinda cheap.
Turned up loud enough to hear your Grandma, he will also be getting a boatload of static much of the time.
Note the less-than-glowing reviews on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Price-Sounds-N-Lights-Monitor/dp/B0009T2CB2
One thing about it that I find sucks is that the button to turn it on is something you can press and think you've turned it on, but sometimes it turns out that you needed to press it a bit harder. It's fiddly and irritating and, given its purpose, not terribly safe; there should be no ambiguity about turning a baby monitor on or off.
Consider this one: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Avent-SCD-589-Zero-Interference/dp/B000I1Z04C
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