Is the image visible enough from across the room that my child will be able to see if the bunny is asleep or awake?
1381251
Unless you have a very large room your child will be able to see if the bunny is asleep or awake. I highly recommend this product - it worked so well for my daughter. She is doing so well at consistently staying in bed until "bunny wakes up".
1381252
Chad, my children are 3 and 5 and both of the, have it across the room, one even on a tall bureau. They know when the bottom half of the circle is lit up (there are 3 levels of brightness), it is time to be sleeping. When the top half is lit up, then they can get out of bed! My kids LOVE their "clocks". We even bought the travel one to take with us so they know when to get up on vacation :) Hope that answers you question!
1381253
Yes, although i think the images aren't different enough for a young child to differentiate, which is my explanation for why it didn't work for my daughter (20 months).
1381254
I have not used it myself as I gave it as a gift. But, the image is almost 5" across and very vivid. It uses LED lights. It also has an upper and a lower image that are totally different so they don't have to see if the bunny is asleep or awake. It's pretty obvious. Can't imagine that with a little coaching that it would not work.
1381255
Yes, it is very well lit with a soft light that can be easily seen from across the room. This has been very effective with my two younger sons (if only I'd discovered this for my oldest!).
1381256
Yes it lights up quite well. Asleep bunny is back-lit on the bottom and awake bunny is back-lit on the top.
1167883
If you keep it on all the time unless it gets to the time set for one of your alarms it will always show the moon and sleeping bunny. I turn the switch to off after nap and after she wakes up in the morning. I do not keep the power on all day. This will not cause any problems with your scheduled times- you will just need to remember to turn it to the middle position (for no alarm) or all the way to the right (if you want alarm) prior to nap and or bedtime.
1115329
I don't consider it to be too bright. It casts a lot of light behind and up the wall it's plugged into, but just a soft glow away from the wall. It's in our three year old's room after going his first two years with just a very dim blue light, and it doesn't bother him at all. You mentioned a small nursery; our room in about 10ft X 12ft.
630310
In a circle no it rotates between the 2 images that it has. It's a solid colorful picture that kids and babies can focus on when there vision is developed. It stays lite up for a good amount of time before switching as well.
1374594
We stopped getting false alarms once we put a piece of 1/2" plywood under the mattress. Also, we added a small nightlight and it made the flashing blue light unnoticeable in the room. You can still see the blue light on the baby camera, it just doesn't flash in the room.
918147
Yes. You can see the light blinking through clothes too! I use this device everyday. I wish I knew of this device with my toddler, I would have slept better!!
1248009
Not sure if I understand the first question, if you mean can anyone notice it...no, not as long as it's it the box. It has a great picture day or night. Yes, the TV you connect it to has to be turned on to see what the camera's pointed to! You could connect it to some kind of recorder to watch it later. The TV wouldn't have to be on for this.
949722
It's a good image, one your baby will be able to see. Not like a cloudy image or anything like that.
475705
No it cant. It is only affected by sound. If the baby does not make any sound it will not show any image on Sleep mode. You can turn the sound off and keep the image on forever (turn off the "sleep" mode). But it doesnt have the feature to turn on only when a motion happens in front of it.
977841
I think it's pretty good. I can clearly see my child. I had an older Motorola camera and the night vision wasn't nearly as good as this one.
2096672
That would depend where you put the camera and how big the room is. The monitor has the ability to rotate the camera either direction, so if the camera is in the middle and each child is on the side, I'm thinking you could. The rotation might be 90 degrees. I liked the option because my son moved around a lot in his crib and I could rotate the camera from the monitor to view him when he scooted to the other end of the crib.
690059
No. However it is not so large so ambient light in the room has provided enough light to see inside
2134870
For my son's room it's ok... I think if it was any brighter it would be too bright for him to sleep.
589058
We are very pleased with the picture. Of course, it is not perfect, since it is night vision, but we can definitely see what is going on and what our son is doing. No complains.
2138212
I have this monitor with twins in the same room but separate cribs and only need one camera, I set in on a dresser ACROSS THE ROOM from the cribs and it can pivot to view each crib. I'd say- Buy one and see how it works in your room. I have never used it to try and see if my kids are breathing, (you could drive yourself bonkers!) and for the love of all that is good- do not position the monitors on the wall where your kids can reach the wires!
1740619
Mine shows the baby's image every 10 seconds for some 7 seconds, then goes blank again. The image looks grainier and less defined.
2056144
No it's not. It's a lot thinner and not very bright it has to be close to a wall. But my 4 yr old absolutely loves it! So I guess it was a successful buy!