4) Using Digital Monitors The latest technology has spawned a new breed of baby monitors digital. These types of baby monitors have been made to counter any kind of wireless interference. This may cost a little more than the analog versions, but if you do have the money to spare, then try to go digital. And thus, parents who often find themselves caught up in the middle of work, can now simply talk to the child and calm him down without physically being next to him. The talkback feature can also help maintain the bond of the parent and child, despite the parent being at a certain distance. Parents could sing their lullabies or read stories while they do the laundry or while they clean the house. The major set-back of this variety is the tendency of other receivers picking up the same signal that your monitor transmits, thus less privacy and disturbances are possible. On the other hand, the digital model may cost a little more but it provides more privacy and usually has a wider range of reception than analog. But as much as you would like to always stay beside your child, it is inevitable that there are other things that also need to be taken care of. Doing two things at the same time, watching over your baby and doing your other household chores, seem quite impossible. So what do you do? You can use baby video monitors. This way, you can change frequency bands every time you encounter interference problems. Of course, you also need to factor in the cost of buying a baby monitor. The high-end versions can cost as much as $300 dollars or more. These mobile baby monitors normally feature a video monitoring option that allows parents to keep a closer eye on their babies. Disadvantages of Using Professional Wireless Baby Monitors LCD The biggest disadvantage of using professional wireless baby monitors is its cost. Compared to using off the shelf gadgets, professional ones will cost way much higher. This is expected of course since you will be given the best possible baby monitoring system they can provide.