Nanit

Yes, Nanit is safe for babies. The monitor has a special cord management system to keep wires out of your baby's reach, preventing any potential hazards. For security, Nanit follows strict guidelines to protect your data. Your video feed is securely transmitted from the camera to your phone, and it can't be accessed directly from the camera. Nanit also uses baby-safe technology that minimises radiation exposure. It directs much less radiation towards your baby compared to common devices like TVs or computers.

Nanit should be placed about 6 feet from your baby. Position the camera on the long side of the crib, directly above where your baby sleeps, to get the best view and most accurate data. Mount the camera at a height of 6 feet above the crib to ensure a clear, unobstructed view. Make sure the crib is free of obstacles that might block the camera’s view and keep uncovered cords at least 3 feet away from your baby. For added safety, you can use Nanit's floor stand or wall mount to keep the monitor safely out of your baby's reach.

Yes, Nanit Pro and Plus cameras can alert you if your baby stops breathing. These cameras track your baby's breathing through a special pattern on the Nanit breathing band. If no breathing motion is detected for 20 seconds, the camera will trigger a loud "Red Alert" on both the camera and your phone. This feature ensures you are notified immediately if there are any concerns about your baby's breathing.