Sentences with phrase «keeping an eye on baby around»

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They claim they can not baby proof and that they will keep an eye on their toddlers to ensure that they don't hurt themselves or spoil stuff around the house.

Do not place a pillow in your child's crib and invest in a baby monitor, which will let you complete chores around the house while keeping a watchful eye on your sleeping baby.

Since we can't keep our eyes glued on them all the time, you can take measures and baby proof various danger zones around the house for your own peace of mind in case your curious explorer manages to escape your watchful eye and wander off.

Note that these alternatives are not the best possible choices for your baby to move around and you should only get one if you want to keep an eye on your little one as you do your chores.

Luckily, a baby monitor can be a lifesaver for busy parents like you, because they allow you to keep an eye or ear on your baby while they nap while you get your chores done around the house.

Being able to move the crib around from room - to - room also makes it possible for you to keep an eye on them at all times without having to use a baby monitor.

However, Dr. Hotaling notes that it's easy for baby to get turned around in her crib, so you'll have to keep an eye on her.

This is great for keeping an eye on toddlers who like to move about their room or even babies who roll around their cribs.

It is an ingenious device that is designed to help parents keep an eye on their baby while they carry on with other tasks and finish the chores around the house.

This device transmits sound or video feed from a transmitter which is placed in your baby's room to a receiver that you can carry around, allowing you to have more freedom to do other tasks while constantly keeping a virtual eye or ear on your baby.

It offers you a chance to move around the house as you keep an eye on your baby, and the good thing is, your child will be entertained and soothed all day long, thanks to the amazing features of the products.

The VTech monitor rotates 270 degrees around the room and has zoom - in features, so you can keep a close eye on your baby.

If you're going about your daily chores the portable parent unit and 250m range on the baby monitor allows you to keep an eye on your bundle of joy while you are moving around your home.

But don't let its striking design fool you — the Graco Pack»n Play Nimble Nook is easy to set up, easy to break down, and easy to wheel around from room to room, so you can keep an eye on your baby at rest or play.

Babies tend to tumble and fall in this process a lot more often, and since parents can not always be around to keep an eye on their children, they tend to use help from equipment such as walkers and jumpers, etc..

The BT baby monitor has a portable parent unit and 250m range you can always keep an eye on your bundle of joy while you are moving around your home.

Finally, safe co sleeping can help you keep an eye on your baby when he or she gets a little older and reaches the age of being able to get out of a toddler bed and potentially wander around the house throughout the night, too.

It's highly portable with a great operating range giving you roam to move around in your house while still keeping an eye on your baby.

Even with the most well - trained dog, keep a careful eye on it while it's around the baby!

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