Wireless baby monitors are usually equipped with switches that allow parents to change frequencies easily. The next option in fixing interference is by properly placing the baby monitor, both the baby s and the parent s units, in the proper location. What does it mean by proper location? It means that the baby monitors should be placed as far away as possible from other wireless devices. Another annoying part of the whole interference dilemma is the fact that you could sometimes pick up your neighbor's phone conversations on your baby monitor and vice versa. This makes it even more difficult for you to hear or decode the sounds that are coming from your baby's room. How to fix Wireless Interference? By listening in on your little one, you'll be alerted each time he or she needs feeding or a diaper change. Video Monitoring The latest models of baby monitors also feature several other options that takes the pressure off monitoring your baby 24/7. The video monitoring capability of some model allows you to watch over your baby anytime and anywhere in your house. Baby monitors are good for this kind of activities since they are quite sensitive to sounds as well as other factors in the environment. There have been a lot of reported cases by parents that they are getting signals from the baby units that are not relevant to the baby or the environment. Instead, they receive muffled, indefinable, and sometimes almost inaudible sounds which resemble voices and words coming from a human. The other type of baby monitor is the audio baby monitor. This is the descendant of the basic uni-directional system used by basic and usually old monitors. These new types of baby monitors however have been integrated with new technology. Instead of just being able to hear your baby, you can now actually talk back to him or her. And as babies, they still can t articulate whether they are already experiencing symptoms of the condition. Symptoms of this type of apnea include snoring, labored breathing, gasping for air, and changes in color. But the cardinal sign of obstructive apnea in babies is restlessness. Another type of apnea is central apnea.