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Mobile baby monitors are examples of such useful devices that make parenthood more manageable than you would expect, especially if you're a single mom or dad. What is a Mobile Baby Monitor? In essence, a mobile baby monitor is a radio transmitter coupled with a receiver. The set is synchronized to a predetermined frequency band that gives off a frequency modulation (FM) signal once it is switched on. If you think this is difficult to do, think again. It can be as easy as just flicking a simple switch on the device. 2) Proper Location Wireless baby monitors react to other wireless devices. To prevent interferences, try to place the baby monitor as far away from wireless devices as possible. This includes wireless phones, cell phones, and routers. 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. You may even avail of the web cast feature that makes it possible for a parent, who's away on a business trip, to keep track of their baby or kid at home. Studies have been made over the years claiming that too much exposure to electro-SMOG can result to health problems affecting the nervous system of the body. A person may have such initial symptoms of headaches, disruptive sleep patterns, chronic fatigue and abnormal behavioral patterns in children. How Are Baby Monitors Different from Other Gadgets with Electro-smog? Baby video monitors are the advance version of the simplex transmitter and receiver system of baby monitors. In the past, baby monitors are only one way transmissions audio from baby s room are sent to parent s receiver and that s it. But with the fast development in technology, baby monitors have also been improved. As a rule, you need to place the radio transmitter within 10 feet of the crib so that it can pick up even the slightest sounds made by your baby such as breathing and movement. You can then carry the portable receiver around during the day or just leave it plugged in at the side of your bed at nighttime.
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