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If you've got a baby you almost certainly want a baby monitor to keep tabs on your little darling while you're not in the same room. Here Ursula Seymour, who writes for a range of magazines and newspapers including The Sunday Times, picks five of the best Click here for Baby Monitors Overview.
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The Tomy Walkabout Premiere Advance consistently scores well in consumer and expert tests. It provides all the features you need from a baby monitor; measuring sound and temperature, a rechargeable, wireless parent unit - which you can carry around or plug into a base unit - and a good, clear range.
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Back in the dark ages of baby monitors, parents could only keep an ear on their sleeping infants, but now, thanks to the introduction of video monitors, they can keep an eye on them too. The Summer Infant Video Monitor provides you with a mini-TV which allows you to view your child.
It's every parent's worst nightmare – your baby stops breathing in the night and you don't notice until it's too late. The Babysense II is medically proven to help to prevent this by monitoring both your baby's breathing and movement, and alerting you if it spots any irregularities.
While most monitors are used to watch over sleeping babies, it's when children get older that keeping track of them gets even harder. Enter the Boardbug Baby and Toddler Monitor - this award-winning device is designed to be worn by both child and parent, allowing you to keep tabs on even the most active child.
This monitor is as basic as they come, with no extra features to confuse you. It uses only an analogue signal to send sound signals via your mains wiring, so it’s ideally suited to a small flat or house, but if you want a value-for-money device that will still let you keep an ear out for your baby, the Baby Link is perfect.