I've been looking into these and have read mixed reviews. Anyone here have any experience with these?
Me- 26 DH-32
TTC since August 2010
Unexplained Infertility
5 rounds of clomid and 4 rounds of tamoxifen = BFN
IUI #1 - Jan 2012 with Tamoxifen - BFN
IUI #2 - Feb 2012 Cancelled

IVF #1- May 2012: BFP on 05/29/12!! 06/01 Beta #1= 122 06/04 Beta #2 74

- C/P
06/07/12 = BFN
Moving onto IVF #2 August 2012
22 retrieved, 13 fertilized, none to freeze
Transferred two embies on 08/19. Beta 1 is 08/31 Beta #1-122 Beta #2- 541
1st U/S 09/12- 1 sac!
Praying this is my take home baby!

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Re: Angelcare Monitor
We loved ours and only bought it because it happened to be on a really good sale and only paid $50! We never ended up using the sensor pad so I can't comment on that. The reason I would HIGHLY recommend it though is because you only hear anything on the parent end when baby makes a noise and it kicks in. Lots of monitors just constantly make noise, and static, and you can't hear the baby all that well. The angelcare is silent and then when it picks up a noise that baby is making it kick in. It won't pick up fans or noise machines! I like this because the parent unit can sit beside my bed and doesn't annoy me all night long with static. I also really like that the parent end displays the temperature in the nursery so we can keep an eye on that.
I have it and LOVE it. We've used it consistently for a year now and it's only now starting to give us trouble when LO scoots to the corner of the crib. Idk if I would have slept at all without this monitor.