Does anyone have two separate monitor sets for two kids? We were going to go the Motorola route and have one monitor with two cameras but my husband is a very light sleeper so I am concerned that the switching between the two camera will keep him up at night. Then I decided to get two completely separate monitors for the two kids but now I worry about interference running between the two. Does anyone have this issue? Is there a way around it? Ugh...buying a monitor is much more difficult this time.
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Maybe you can get a security camera that lets you see both cameras on one screen?
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The foscam displays both on one screen.
We have the motorola and I don't think it'll be a problem switching between monitors. -
My cousin has a summer infant video monitor. It alternates between the two monitors or you can display both monitors at once.
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We have two, both Fisher Price Lights & Sounds monitors. We had a summer infant video monitor with DD, but it died just before DS was born. We decided to just get two cheap monitors instead of investing in a new video monitor.
We don't have any issues with interference, although the kids' rooms share a wall and the parental units are always right next to each other. We just have the monitors set to two different channels. I like the Lights & Sounds monitor because I can't always immediately tell which monitor the sound is coming out of; the lights are an immediate, visual indicator of which kid is up.
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