Trenton Hill

Good point - Good call on the router tweaks; another common culprit is the camera rebooting when night vision kicks on and the cheap power adapter can’t supply the surge. Try a better 5V/2A power brick and cable and disable any “power saving” or “eco” mode on the cam. Also set a DHCP reservation or extend the DHCP lease so it doesn’t try to renew at the same time every night and briefly drop.

I have twins and learned fast that capacity matters more than the marketing photos. For a half day out, anything under about 28 to 30 liters felt tight once I added diapers for two, wipes, two changes of clothes, bottles, and a light blanket. Aim for something around 15 by 12 by 8 inches with a wide opening and at least two big sections so you can split each baby's stuff and... keep the empty weight under about two and a half pounds and it will still feel manageable once full. Works for twins. Quick fit check at home helps. Pack eight diapers, a full wipe pack and two rolled outfits and two bottles, and a blanket or two. If it closes easily and you can still slide in your wallet and keys without shoving, the size is right for daily use with twins.

Oh man & random shutoffs are the worst, especially when you're on a budget and just want the thing to work. I've tinkered with a few of these gadgets before, and sometimes it's as simple as the internal sensor thinking it's done its job or whatever. Check if there's a hidden timer buried in the menu, you know, press and hold buttons to access it. I actually tried that and it fixed everything but then... yeah, had to do it again after a power outage. If that doesn't cut it, maybe it's environmental stuff like humidity messing with the electronics. Dry it out or something. Anyway, good luck, hope it sorts out without needing a replacement.