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When you\u2019re expecting an imminent bundle of joy, it\u2019s a truly exciting time. When you first find out, you start looking at all the tiny outfits in the shops and wondering whether you\u2019ll be dressing a little prince or a little princess in a few months’ time. You catch yourself rewinding the credits at the end of films to look at the fast-moving names to see if you missed any really cool ones. After the initial excitement starts to fade, you realize the overwhelming responsibility you will soon have of keeping your little miracle alive after the birth. Once you feel your baby move, your perspective can really shift. Now they\u2019re real, they\u2019re not on a screen like a fictional character, you felt them move their own body, and you understand that means they do have a separate body to mum, and that baby and mother will one day be separated by some blunt-ended scissors. That\u2019s scary for both parents to accept because although you really look forward to seeing your newborn baby and holding them in your arms, you know that while they\u2019re inside the womb, they\u2019re really very safe and the world is full of dangers. Anxiety and even panic can set in and in our experience, prospective parents handle this realization in one of two ways. Either, they get out a notebook and start scribbling furiously across the lined paper. They draw graphs and tables and color-code lists that go on for days, and they plan and organize, and organize and plan until they\u2019re blue in the face.<\/p>\n

They have lists for what the baby will need from day one, they pack the hospital bag by the time they are ten months pregnant \u201cjust in case\u201d and sign up for baby resuscitation courses. They plan the worry away. Well, almost. The other type of parent to be will stay still and quiet. They\u2019ll think, and worry, and google SIDS on their phone when no one is looking.<\/p>\n

They have dreams about crying babies and runaway prams and forgetting to check the bath temperature, and they usually tell no one.<\/p>\n

Whichever type of prospective parent you think you might be, both will at some point in the pregnancy have the exact same thought. \u2018What type of baby monitor do we need?\u2019 Whatever worries you do have about the preparation for a baby, you don’t need to have any anxiety about this, because we have found 14 of the best baby monitors that are on the market right now.<\/p>\n

We have also categorized them into sensible groups, so you can work out which type of baby monitor you will need. Getting a monitor is one of the most important purchase decisions you\u2019ll make before the baby arrives. That\u2019s because it serves two vital functions.<\/p>\n

One: it will help to keep the baby safe when you\u2019re not in the room with them, and two: it will make your life bearable by giving you peace of mind that they are safe.However much you think you will want to be with your new baby 24\/7, realistically, you can\u2019t be. We all have to pee and cook and tidy the house from time to time, baby or not.<\/p>\n

So, the best thing you can do is to give yourself the confidence you\u2019ll need to be on the other side of the door to the baby, once in a while. That\u2019s when you want a baby monitor you can trust and rely on. So, we made this ultimate guide to help banish your pre-birth worries with any of these 20 baby monitors. Let\u2019s have a look. <\/p>\n

Best Audio Baby Monitors<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Audio monitors have been around for quite some time, so naturally, they are considered a tried and tested method of keeping an eye on your baby. If you\u2019re not super tech-savvy or are concerned about breaking your budget, this is a simple, inexpensive baby monitor system that lets you hear any noises from the baby\u2019s room such as crying, coughing, loud neighbors having a party on the other side of the wall to the baby’s room. That\u2019s the sort of thing you don\u2019t want to hear, but they can also signal that all is well where your sleepy little bunny is when blissful silence can be heard.<\/p>\n

OUR TOP PICK<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n\"BT<\/a>\n

BT Digital Audio Baby Monitor 400<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

EDITORS CHOICE<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n\"Motorola<\/a>\n

Motorola Nursery AM21 Audio Baby Monitor<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

BEST VALUE<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n\"Motorola<\/a>\n

Motorola MBP24 Audio Baby Monitor<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

OUR TOP PICK<\/strong><\/p>\n

BT Digital Audio Baby Monitor 400<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n\"BT<\/a>\n

This audio baby monitor has everything you need to give you peace of mind when you\u2019re away from your baby without all the bells and whistles. <\/p>\n

This simple design features a stylish pair of devices which are not alike in shape, so you easily know which one is the parent unit and which is for where the baby is. It has an LED light that illuminates on the parent unit when a sound is detected from the baby unit for a visual alert. <\/p>\n

It has a reasonably long range and has a 2-year guarantee. Believe it or not, you\u2019ll be using the monitor for longer than that if you\u2019re anything like us.<\/p>\n

Pros<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n