Pregancy News

feminooties. asked:


i want to purchase a good quality baby monitor. what brand is best? what brand really *****? i also don’t want to spend a ton of money. thank you!
geez, sorry. i really only want to use it when he is sleeping and when i need to run to the kitchen or restroom. i live in an apartment. it’s not that big.

Matthew R asked:


I am not trying to sound like a bigot here. But at least Hillary didn’t have any small children trying to run for president.

Is it a conflict of interest to have a woman running who has a baby?

IF we are attacked again, do I have to worry our vice-president is going to be listening to a baby monitor instead of our national security advisors?

Raven asked:


I had one made by Safety First that we got at Wal-Mart and it quit working. We have no clue why. It was cheap in more ways then one. I’m looking for a new monitor that’s not expensive, preferably under $30. Does anyone have a baby monitor they really like and would recommend? We need something that will last more then 2 months because we cannot afford to keep replacing them.
I don’t mind paying a bit more if it’s a good one. Fisher Price was what we had before but bugs got into it while it was packed up so it quit. The local Wal-Mart stopped carrying Fisher Price monitors I absolutely cannot afford $130 for a baby monitor!! That’s absurd!

Just one baby’s mama asked:


I like the idea of a white noise machine, and between my husband’s snoring and the cat fussing around all night, I think it would help me sleep a lot better.
However, does it seem unwise to block out noise when I have a 1 y/o sleeping in the next room? I don’t want to be inattentive - maybe I should just crank up the baby monitor…
Anyone else use one, even though they have a baby?

rhyno asked:


Was thinking audio-only, but am interested in the newer video systems as well.

bahiadave asked:


Aware of Phillips model. Wondering if there is one that is not so expensive.

laura k asked:


have but ussually take the baby monitor with me so I know the moment they wake up I have twins. Just wondering?

orangeflameninja asked:


I’m buying things a little along for my baby who will be comming into the world in mid-August. The baby’s bedroom is just accross the hall from our bedroom and I wonder if there is any need for a monitor. Did those of you who purchased them really use them? If you didn’t purchase one did you wish you had?

Jacob’s Mommy (Plus One) asked:


I am just curious…

My son is almost 2 1/2 and we still use it for naps and bedtime. It stays on all night even though my bedroom is right next to his.

Leslie asked:


he will be 8 weeks old on sunday we have baby monitors..but current he sleeps downstairs in bassinet next to our bed and his room is upstairs..around 9 or 10 pm he will finally got to sleep fr couple hours one time 6 hours upstairs…we just dont want to move him and wake him up..so is it ok for him to sleep in seperate room?