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Website: Digital Video Baby Monitor Watch
Cost: £124.09
Features:
- View live video with audio with the wrist monitor
- Vibration alert to baby crying (or sound)
- Ideal for deaf parents
- 2-Way voice intercom
- Remote controlled lullaby melodies
| Monitors for seizures | No |
|---|---|
| Real time monitoring | Yes |
| Records video | No |
| Audible/haptic alarm | Yes |
| Notifies caregivers | Yes |
| Movement detection | No |
| Sound detection | Yes |
| Suitable for children | Yes |
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