Tag: which-baby

We're expecting our first child soon and live in a two-story home so we need a monitor that can cover the distance without losing signal. Our nursery is upstairs, and we often hang out in the living room downstairs. We tried a basic audio one before, but it cut out frequently when we went to the kitchen. Budget is around $100, and we prefer video capability for peace of mind. It should have night vision too and since the baby will sleep in a dark room. We've looked at a few on Amazon, but reviews are mixed on reliability. Something with good battery life would be ideal, as we don't want to plug it in all the time.

Hey everyone on the forum, I'm a new mom trying to pick out a stroller for my little one who's about 6 months old now. We live in a small apartment with no elevator so it has to be super lightweight and easy to fold up with one hand while I'm holding the baby. I've got a tight budget under $200, and we travel a lot by bus or plane to visit family and so portability is key. I tried a couple at the store, but one was too bulky and the other felt flimsy. The folding mechanism on the first one jammed after a few tries, and I'm worried about safety on uneven sidewalks in our neighborhood. What models do you recommend that are durable yet light? Also, any tips on what features to look for to make sure it lasts through toddler years?

I'm a new mom living in a busy city apartment with limited space so I need a stroller that's compact. I've been looking on Amazon but there are too many options. My baby is three months old, and we go for walks daily to the park. I tried a bulky one from a friend, but it was hard to maneuver on sidewalks. Budget is under $200, and it has to be lightweight for subway stairs. Safety features are a must and like good brakes. I returned one already because it didn't fold well.

I need a stroller that folds up quick. It should be light so I can carry it. The one on Amazon looks good but does it really fold with one hand? I want it for walks with my baby.

I recently had my first baby and we're living in a two-story house where the nursery is upstairs while we often hang out downstairs. The signal needs to be strong enough to cover that distance without dropping, and I can't afford anything too expensive since we're on a single income now. I've tried a cheap one from a local store, but it kept losing connection, which was stressful during nap times. Battery life is important too because we have occasional power outages. I need something reliable for peace of mind. What options are out there? Any recommendations based on similar setups?

I'm looking for a baby monitor that works well in my bigger house. The SIGNAL needs to be strong enough to reach upstairs without dropping.