February 1, 2010

Which baby monitor is right for you?

When shopping for safety equipment for your baby most parents would like to spare no expense. The problem is, most parents are on a budget. It's important to look at all the features of a product and decide what matters most to you. You might be surprised. You can give your baby the best they need and stay on budget. If you are a tech savvy parent and feel the need to have a high tech monitoring system for your baby, then maybe the Flat Screen Color Video Monitor with 7 inch LCD screen is what you are looking for. It has 900 MHz technology, 2 channels to minimize interference and 400 feet extended range. Not bad. It even has a wall and under cabinet mounting option for the parents unit and wall anchor for the camera. The video portion of the monitor is a full seven inches. It will be your baby has it's own special TV channel.

If a video monitor is important to you, but you don't want it taking over your room, you can still feel secure with the Digital Portable Color LCD Wireless Surveillance System. The screen is smaller, 2.5 inches, but still gives you important safety features such as good quality audio, audio level indicator and out of range safety warning.

Audio monitors are still a great way to keep tabs on your little one without breaking the bank. The Fisher-Price Long Distance Baby Monitor is portable and has a listening range of up to 800 feet. It also has a belt clip so you can keep your hands free to do other things while your baby naps.