To what age can you use this monitor? I imagine at some point, the baby would start to pull it off or possibly stick it in his mouth?
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It clips on to the diaper so as long as they're wearing clothing over it like a body suit, they can probably wear it over a year.
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the reason I purchased it was for the first six months. Because that's when sid's occurs. Also it makes my wife and I sleep a lot soundly knowing she's ok...
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I used this til 4 months prolly could have used it longer I loved this made me sleep better at night knowing she was wearing it
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This attaches to their diaper so it goes under their onesie/jammies/sleepsack. Unless baby sleeps in a two-piece shirt/pants outfit, there shouldn't be any way baby can grab it and put it in their mouth. We used a borrowed one with our first until she was about 6m old. Once she really started rolling and scooting all around the crib it would get knocked off her diaper and the alarm would go off.
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The cuff is for 9.5 to 13.25 inch arms. When attached properly, the range can be slightly longer. But less than 9 inch makes this cuff not suitable. An option would be buying a pediatric cuff with the monitor, since the cuff can be easily taken off. I hope this helps.
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It won't work properly if the surface baby is on isn't motionless (ie in car or bouncer). I'm a bit appalled by all the parents that say they are relying upon it in these places. Monitor works via a motion sensor!
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No. you can not. but why you need that for. teasing;-). you do not want your baby associate your voice with a monitor. .
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They didn't really recall the MONITORS, but they wanted to add a warning label and clips to wind the extra cord around. The reason for the recall was that babies have been strangled by the cord that is between the monitor and the wall. Apparently these parents put the monitor IN the crib, or within reach of their child and there was enough cord to wrap around the baby's neck. There is/was nothing wrong with the actual monitors. To answer your question, THIS monitor that I received did have a warning label and it DOES come with the clips so to wrap the excess cord around. This recall is a heads up to all parents/caregivers/grandparents to make sure that the monitor isn't within reach of the child being monitored, and to make sure there isn't enough slack in the cord so that the baby could become entangled in it. Kudos to Summer for calling our attention to this issue. I hope this answers your question!!
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I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see any improvement in his flat head. I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see... » Read More I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see any improvement in his flat head. « Show Less
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Samsung would be the appropriate people to ask regarding this, however they may not be willing to release that information due to competitive reasons. 2-3 months will likely not yield any great advancements in baby monitor technology.
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I brought it for my son when he was about 8 weeks. As long as the baby has good head control they should be fine. My son is now 18 weeks and we still use it.
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Sorry..misread the question. So he is 6 mo now and still uses it. The problem I can see happening is that pretty soon he will be able to grab it and then it will be a safety issue. So I guess it would depend on how active your little one is.
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My 14 month old uses it daily. I probably could have started him in it as early as 10 months and I'll guess that he'll use it at least until 24 months.
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The packaging didn't say, it did say not to use when the baby is over 20 pounds or if the baby is sitting up on his own.We actually bought this one fior a friend because we liked our monkey one so well. We used ours consistantly until our little one was about 5 months, then occasionally until he was 8 months.We loved ours.
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We have used our with 3 babies, all the way up to 9 months, with no problems. You should contact Fisher Price.
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I had the same problem with this baby monitor. I returned it for the same model, and it happened again after a few weeks. I decided at that point to exchange it for a different brand baby monitor (Angelcare).
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Babies should sleep on their backs until beyond the age you would use this. I'm not sure it would be comfortable if the baby sleeps on its stomach. I know my baby didn't roll over on her own to sleep at all, but I stopped using the monitor around 6-9 months. She still sleeps only on her back at 15 months.
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We purchased the same item about 1 year ago and have had no issues with it. The baby even bangs on it and messes around with it. It sounds like you have a defective unit and should request a replacement at no charge.
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I used with a 7 month old and had no issues, it was great. Obviously you have to stay with the baby the entire time but I felt it made it easier.
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You can hear the baby as well as see him/her. I have tried this and another monitor from this company and was very dissatisfied. I currently use the Motorola video monitor made for babies r us and aside from a battery charging problem I love it. The main reason I love it is you can move the camera around to see the baby(especially when they start moving around the crib) from the monitor. Good luck!