Nanit has thought of everything when it comes to their Smart Baby Monitor. Is this the perfect baby monitor for you? It is if it solves the following problems for you: If you can answer these questions, you shouldn’t have any problem deciding which one to buy. Annie’s Recommendation All can work together with your Nanit Pro and Plus cameras, so they’re compatible with both product versions. How high should Nanit be above the crib? Our new flat base has a small footprint that fits easily and neatly under low-lying cribs, perfect for small spaces.

The new floor stand has a U-clip wall mount that has two parts, allowing removal from the wall without disassembly. Will my baby’s crib stay in one place against the wall if I decide to go with the wall mount option (since it’s not possible to upgrade the wall mounted one)? Trains your baby to sleep on their own without you needing to get up constantly during the night to reassure them.

It gives you sensor-free breathing motion monitoring, vital for peace of mind. The two-way audio lets you connect with your baby without having to leave your bed. Simply sing a lullaby or say hello without resorting to holding your baby in the middle of the night.

To save you some time, I’ve listed the key features of the Nanit Plus Smart Baby Monitor and Floor Stand which is my top choice: Now you know the Nanit Smart Baby Monitor is your best choice. Let’s talk about the options for mounting the camera. Delivers a 130° view of almost any sleep or play space–from bassinets, cribs, and toddler beds to playrooms The Nanit camera should be placed below 6’’. The Nanit app’s calibration feature should help you find the right position for your camera in terms of height and location with respect to the crib or bassinet so you have the best view of your baby. The height of the stand and the wall mount is not really adjustable. Final Word: Wall Mount or Floor Stand? Local Wifi-Only Access: Manage caregivers to determine who can connect to the monitor, and easily auto-end viewing

The new, improved adjustable stand has 2 different height settings to easily position the Pro Camera over every sleep space as your child grows, from bassinets to cribs to toddler beds. Nanit recently launched the new Floor Stand, our updated version of the Clearance Floor Stand you know and love. Read this article to learn the key differences between the two stands to help you make the decision about which one is right for you. Please note the clearance Floor Stand is available while supplies last.

The wall mount is drilled directly into the wall. Meaning that the monitor cannot be moved around like the floor stand. So, before mounting the monitor, it is important to be sure of the position you’ve chosen. Highlights what may be causing your baby to wake frequently during the night (it could be as simple as the room temperature being too hot or too cold). Better view angle. Yes, with the monitor hanging directly over your baby’s bassinet, you get a clearer view of your baby. Lets you hold onto every memory of your baby’s moments with its digital album – even during sleep time, your baby’s moments are special!

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Nanit baby monitors come in two set-up — the floor stand and the wall mount. If you’re a first-time buyer, knowing which one to buy can be a bit confusing. And if you’re still needing more advice about mounting your baby monitor, read my article about different mounting options. Ideally place the monitor in the center of the crib, however it should work also at the end of the crib. If you travel or move your baby to another room, you might want to consider their Multi-Stand accessory which gives you another mounting option. FAQs Does Nanit work with Echo Show? Nanit offers two main ways of setting up baby monitors— the floor stand and wall mount. Both are compatible with iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, and Echo devices. Each option gives you a different number of days, number of users, and number of shared memories. Does the Nanit Plus Smart Baby Monitor monitor breathing? The Nanit Pro offers 1080p HD video quality, and there’s no denying it’s more than enough for a baby monitor’s needs. You lose the tiniest bit of quality when zooming in (as I did multiple times), but it’s still clear enough to see the movement of the baby breathing in night mode. Even when the display is split across multiple cameras, the picture quality is not affected.