iBaby Labs: The Eyes and Ears Have It

New technologies are making it easier for parents and caregivers to keep tabs on baby’s safety and development from the womb to the nursery and beyond, and iBaby is one of the companies leading the charge. iBaby is a company that creates baby-care applications to be used in conjunction with Apple products and has recently released some new baby monitoring devices that many parents will love.

Most moms have experienced the suspense and anxiety of waiting to hear their unborn baby’s heartbeat at obstetrical appointments. Hearing that comforting “hoofbeat’ sound brings instant comfort and peace of mind to an expectant mother, and the spans of time in between doctors’ appointments can sometimes feel like forever. The iBaby Heartsense is a fetal heartbeat monitoring device that moms can easily use at home. Just sync it up with an Apple mobile device, and tune in to the pitter patter of little beats. It even records so mom can send sound clips to family and friends.

The iBaby monitor M3 is an unlimited-range baby monitor designed to be used with a Mac, iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone. The camera sends alerts to the caregiver when the baby moves or cries, and the camera can be controlled easily with the touch of the screen on the user’s Apple device. Those who are accustomed to the traditional baby monitors with fuzzy sound capabilities will be quite surprised and impressed at all the things the iBaby monitor can do. The monitor features a pivoting camera head that can swivel around to follow baby’s motion and gives parents a clear, high-resolution view of their little one’s activities. It even has an infrared feature to allow monitoring in the dark. The iBaby monitor allows users to take pictures, too.

The iBaby delivers in the audio department as well. It clearly picks up sound from the baby and allows the caregiver to soothe the child with his or her voice from a remote location. The monitor can be programmed for use by up to four different users, so that multiple family members can keep their eyes and ears on the newest addition. Families may also find the iBaby monitor useful for watching their home while away or when looking out for a relative who is elderly or ill.

Overall, parents are likely to find these iBaby products to be good investments and great ways to stay close to their children, wherever they may be. Check iBaby out at www.ibabylabs.com