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Different Types of Baby Monitors and How to Compare Them

By: Del Ball

A baby monitor is a very useful device for modern parents. Such a device allows you to check on your child's safety even when you are doing other things at a certain distance or outside the room. It not only saves you a lot of time and burden, but it also keeps you at ease knowing that your precious one is safe even at a distance.

Audio monitors allow you to hear the activities of your child (ex: crying) as they pick up sound. This type comes in both analog as well as digital models. The analog monitors are the most affordable but are usually still reliable. They work through the radio frequency and use FM signals to transmit the sound.

A digital audio baby monitor costs more is more sensitive so it picks up more noise. Another advantage is there is a clearer signal from the digital baby monitor so you can hear more exactly what is happening, no clicking noise.

If you want to be able to see your baby, then the baby video monitor will allow you to see them on a small screen. There is a small camera that is placed in the room to send the image to your screen. What is nice is that they can be moved and some even come equipped with night vision capability

Sensory monitors detect the baby's slightest movements even during sleep. It fits under the mattress of the baby and alarms you when the baby stops moving or is absolutely still for 20 seconds. Some models available also come with audio monitors installed.

Always remember, that in choosing the type of baby monitor for your family you must reflect on which model would best suit you and your baby's needs. The size of your home, and the clarity of frequency are very important factors to consider.

If you are going to be a great distance from your baby, make sure you purchase a baby monitor that is high quality and has the range to transmit the signal from the baby monitor.

Always remember that whether you would prefer an audio, video or sensory monitor, the clarity of sound and video of your unit should be of very good quality for you to effectively monitor your child. Whatever model you may choose, the most important aspects to consider is that your choice must certainly cater to your needs, fit your budget and most especially provide you with a good avenue to watch out for your baby's safety.

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