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Baby Monitor Replacements Spark NIGHTMARE Battle
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January 8, 2023
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6:12Now PlayingNew controversial babysitter alternatives have become more and more popular proving a difficult legal situation and potential danger. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Controversial babysitter alternative is a godsend for parents if it doesn’t get them arrested
"Last fall, North Carolina mom Nicole, 31, took her first vacation since giving birth to her 1-year-old son. She and her husband packed their Owlet Cam baby monitor, left their infant in their Outer Banks apartment rental and headed to the beach, a 5 minutes’ walk away, without hesitation. It’s not unusual, she said, for her to leave her little one unattended while they monitor him remotely.
“We sat on the beach and watched the monitor,” said Nicole, who requested that The Post use a pseudonym. The monitor, she noted, has a built-in app that pings her phone with notifications when it senses movement or sound.
“We do it all the time. There’s no point in having a babysitter. We frequently go back and check in on him too,” she said."
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