Have you tried this Baby Monitor?

Q: I was wondering if anyone has used a Fisher Price Sounds N 'Lights Monitor with Dual Receivers??

A: Spending more money on a better screen. We have one and that's okay because we only use it for short periods here and there, if it was on all the time, I threw in a rage for some time.

Baby monitor help?

Q: I have some problems with our baby monitor. This is a Fisher-Price Dual Private Connection Monitor. They are mointors Nice you can change the channel and everything. Ours continues to crack this sound like every 5 mintues or so.

A: We have this problem. They are very sensitive and respond to mobile switching on and off, microwaves, etc., if you can, try the Graco iMonitor, or whatever. I have a friend with that and its crystal clear.

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