"If you have multiple children napping at once (I wish!) and/or you are interested in getting additional cameras and angles on the same room, the parent unit has the ability to relay and display up to four separate video monitors."
"At first, I found the idea of this to be intimidating (smart gadgets can be just as difficult as they are helpful), but setup was extremely easy and intuitive to the average tech-savy parent (someone who can operate an apple TV and a Keurig—nothing fancy)."
"My first impression of the Nanit is that it’s a very sleek, modern and attractive piece of equipment. Setup is a breeze and the instruction manual definitely conveys that. Getting started was as simple as opening the app and following the guided steps."
"The sensor pad is made to monitor your baby's smallest movements. If it doesn’t detect any movement after 20 seconds an alarm will sound. Another feature the monitor has is what they call “activity analytics." This tracks and records baby’s bigger movements and shows them in a chart."
"There are also a couple of bonus features that make this monitor especially appealing. Because baby is bound to move around during naptime, this monitor moves too! From the handheld unit, I can swivel the camera left and right 180 degrees and tilt up and down as well. There’s even a zoom function to give me a closer look."
