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Originally Posted by 4X4
Congratulations to the non-video monitor people who choose not to indulge in awesome technology. I am willing to bet that each of you went upstairs in the evening or went to the baby's room in the night after something made you want to check on the child a whole bunch of times. Congratulations to the people with video monitors that didn't have to do that and risk upsetting the kid by opening their door.
But go ahead and forego the video monitor like these other hippies and enjoy blissful ignorance, if that's your style. I guess that makes me a helicopter parent.  |
You may have forgotten that babies cry when something is wrong, or when they want to get up, and I doubt that having a video monitor changes that fact. Like i said before, if your so paranoid that you have to check on your baby every time they make a noise in the night, then sure go ahead and spend your money on a video monitor for the peace of mind.
I guess you might as well get them used to big brother at an early age.