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Typically, parents can start using a baby monitor with cameras soon after bringing their newborn home from the hospital. These kinds of digital baby monitors can provide an extra layer of safety and peace of mind by allowing you to keep an eye and ear on your baby while they are sleeping or resting in another room.

The recommended safe distance between a kids monitor and the baby's crib or sleeping area is at least 6 feet/1.8 meters from your baby, ensuring a clear view of your child while still being close enough for the microphone to pick up sounds effectively. Finding the right position in your baby's room allows for optimal monitoring and ensures clear audio transmission.

Yes, it is generally safe to leave a baby monitor with a screen on all night, provided it is in good working condition. Most baby health monitors are designed for continuous use and have safety features to prevent overheating. However, many parents may choose to turn off their baby sleep monitor while they rest to avoid disrupting their sleep throughout the night.

To optimize the placement of a baby monitor, you can mount it on a wall in a corner near the ceiling or on a high shelf or wardrobe for a broader view of the room and minimizes the risk of the monitor being within the baby's reach. The key is to position the monitor in a way that allows for a clear view and sound of the baby while keeping it out of harm's way.