Hello there,
I am due with my second daughter in July and when she is born my first daughter will only be about 14 months. Each girl will have their own room and their rooms are on the other side of the house from the master bedroom. Does anyone have any suggestions on a baby monitor that can go in each room and allow me to monitor both of them? Thnanks in advance!
Leslie

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so sorry nope. I'm planning on cosleeping (having Cayden in my bedroom) since i'll be nursing him and ds#1 (Caleb) will have his own room but he sleeps through the night.

good luck and welcome to the board!!

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There is a kind my sister got....
I looked it up once before and I could not find any other kind.
I ended up getting just another monitor and setting 1 on channel A and the other on channel B.
With this kind it goes from room to room every few seconds. Its not long but that bothered me b/c I wanted constant monitoring for both kids. But it works great for my sister maybe you would like this one too.
GL!!


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Thanks for the advice. I will probably go ahead and try that one.

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Leslie-31
DH-32
DD-via IVF-4/29/05
DD #2-surprise!!-due 7/26/06
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If their rooms are next to each other, you could always put a monitor in the hallway outside their doors and listen to that. Our room is so close to the kids room we can hear them if they wake up even if we forget to put the montior on. If we turn it up loud enough, we can actually hear ourselves talking through it!!

We will also co-sleep with the new baby until its sleeping through the night, so the monitor is really just to make sure everything is quiet (i.e., my 3 year old isn't waking up my 1 year old since they share a bedroom now).

Good luck!!!



Melissa

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Melissa

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DD #1, 5/2003
DD #2, 3/2005

And TWO handsome sons.
DS#1, 12/2006

and our new addition:
DS#2, 8/7/2008

I have the monitor that May posted about and I love it! We have one in each of the kids' rooms and keep one receiver in our room and one in the basement and have never had any problems (other than that the lights are pretty bright at night, so we put something in front of it! ).

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