Hello we are expecting our first child. I have a decent lcd pannel in our master bedroom with spare hdmi , vga, dvi , inputs can anyone suggest a camera i could use to monitor the baby in its cot? thx ;0)
Baby monitor / camera
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but why not have one of thm portable ones that listen for sound only, take it where you like and it means you can still do what ever since you can hear if anything happens
but why not have one of thm portable ones that listen for sound only, take it where you like and it means you can still do what ever since you can hear if anything happens
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breezer
cant see them turn blue at night either
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no, no i dont, and if you read old posts you will see why.
but that aside i dont care, people have been having kids with no cctv to watch them or microphones to listen to them for years.
so why worry about it now.
and as for leaving the light on, i dont think so.
most cheapo cctv needs bright light to see in colour, i understand babys need dark to sleep, which do you want. bright ligt to watch the fact the baby cant sleep but that you can see this or a michrohone that lets you listen to the baby while you do something else.
you have to sit and watch all the time with cctv
but that aside i dont care, people have been having kids with no cctv to watch them or microphones to listen to them for years.
so why worry about it now.
and as for leaving the light on, i dont think so.
most cheapo cctv needs bright light to see in colour, i understand babys need dark to sleep, which do you want. bright ligt to watch the fact the baby cant sleep but that you can see this or a michrohone that lets you listen to the baby while you do something else.
you have to sit and watch all the time with cctv
Little bit inaccurate there, the alarm goes off much sooner! Nearer 5-10 seconds. has a sensor pad that goes under the matress.
But definately one of the best on the market.
Don't go for the analogue one as everything interferes with it.
Digital one is spot on though.
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