I have two. One connected to the wall and one that I use in different rooms depending where I am and need it to be. Never let me down and they are the best out there.
Alerts aren’t always meaningful. Using my Ring camera with subscription side by side and it gives more AI driven meaningful insights on what my baby is doing.
The Nanit has brought us so much comfort when it comes to monitoring our daughter, whether that’s during nap time or throughout the night. The insight it provides from each nights sleep has helped us stick to a sleep schedule that ensures she reaches the optimal amount of sleep each night. It truly has helped us be as successful as we are with sleeping through the night. Highly recommended this product for any new parent!
I love our Nanit! My 6 month old still sleeps in our bedroom but it is so much easier to check a phone app than to get up, cross the room, turn on the lights slightly to check if baby is asleep. I love how convenient it is and how my husband can have his own account to check on baby during the day too! The second thing I love is how it helps me keep track of naps! Keeping track of when baby last ate, diaper changes, when he woke up, how long he slept and when he needs to nap again is hard and this takes all the guesswork out! I don’t have to manually log it either so it’s like I have a little assistant.
I like the quality of the camera however it is ridiculous to pay the price for the camera and then also have to pay for a subscription to get pretty standard functions. For example, I should not have to pay a monthly subscription to see the motion detected if the motion has already passed. I should not have to pay a monthly subscription to see different milestones my baby has made. I also don’t like that there’s not a physical screen for my bedroom with constant noise surveillance. I understand I can use my phone but many consumers do not want to have their phones open and playing all night long directly at their bedside.