Motorola Digital Video Child Monitor

vixdname

Hi all, any one with kids or expecting kids Boots.ie are doing a deal on the good Motorola Video Monitor below.
Theres €20 off it when ordered online and a little bird told me if you enter the Voucher Code below at the checkout on the Boots.ie website, you'll get a further €10 off.
So you getting a monitor worth €104 for €74.
Code works, I used it earlier today.

Voucher Code: BM10R

Go to boots.ie and search for Motorola MBP18

cfeeneyinterior

vixdname wrote: »

Hi all, any one with kids or expecting kids Boots.ie are doing a deal on the good Motorola Video Monitor below.
Theres €20 off it when ordered online and a little bird told me if you enter the Voucher Code below at the checkout on the Boots.ie website, you'll get a further €10 off.
So you getting a monitor worth €104 for €74.
Code works, I used it earlier today.

Voucher Code: BM10R

Go to boots.ie and search for Motorola MBP18

Amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Motorola-MBP-Digital-Baby-Monitor/dp/B002KV14R0

TheDriver

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00JPHHNT0/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1425673185&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX110_SY165&keywords=mbp18 correct model

cfeeneyinterior

TheDriver wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00JPHHNT0/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1425673185&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX110_SY165&keywords=mbp18 correct model

My bad, sorry. Good price OP. These are a great idea. We have a different model, http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00DYQ106K/ bought 5 years ago and still going strong. Been wondering since , an IP camera with a phone app would do the same... Might be an option for some? But yea. They are great

seventeen sheep

We bought this when I was pregnant and I can vouch that it works fantastically - however we've yet to use it (apart from experimenting.) I mean, we've tried it to see that it works - and it does, we can see and hear him perfectly - but, at 14 months, we've still had no use for it. In the early months, we weren't leaving him anyways. Now that he's a bit older, he's well able to let us know if he needs anything.

I'm still hoping it'll be useful maybe in his toddler years. Sometime. Somehow.

It's certainly not something I'd be rushing out to buy as a baby essential, though, like us naive first-time-parents did!

TheDriver

I preferred angel care voice and motion as you don't have to be alert but it will tell you if you need to know something......

seventeen sheep

TheDriver wrote: »

I preferred angel care voice and motion as you don't have to be alert but it will tell you if you need to know something......

Personally I hated the idea of a motion monitor.

(1) From what I hear, false alarms are a regular occurence - not fun for a first time parent!

(2) Say if the alarm did go off that baby has been lying unbreathing and motionless for x number of seconds/minutes. I do have some basic CPR, but I know for sure that I would have neither the medical expertise nor the wherewithal to deal with this. I would ring the ambulance, but realistically, if the child hasn't been breathing for long enough for the alarm to go off, it's really too late.

From the extensive research I did, if you keep the child away from smoking adults (whether or not they smoke in the same room!) and if you follow all of the recommended guidelines, the risk of cot death is minimal.

TheDriver

We got an alarm twice and both times because the child moved into weird position but never a false alarm