You aren't being paranoid when I got mine literally everyone in my family was like "you are being paranoid" "it's amazing how we all survived without stuff like this" "you will turn that baby into a worrier" bla bla bla. Now you’ve tested the Angelcare AC327 Baby Movement Monitor, what would you have wanted to know before purchasing? Movement sensor pads track your baby’s slightest movement and send an alert if they fail to pick up motion for 20 seconds.

The other features on the Angelcare baby monitor that really appealed to us is the two-way talk feature.This monitor’s biggest selling point would be the movement sensor pad; there aren’t many of these on the market that are as sleek and slim as this one. Take parenting to a whole new level of convenience and cleanliness with Angelcare®'s nappy disposal systems.

A 1-year warranty is provided by Angelcare® to the original owner of the product against defects in materials and workmanship. But if you decide a movement sensor pad is the right option for you, then the Angelcare AC517 is the best in show. I am sleep deprived, and for the past month have been sleeping (or at least trying to) in a separate room from my hubby as lo is ebf and it seems unfair that oh should be kept awake all night when he has to work the next day. The others, however, are of the opinion that the motion sensor element would actually make them more paranoid, and sleep less than they already would with a new baby in the house.There’s also no entertainment mode like some other monitors, and the battery life on the Parent Unit is short. The Angelcare 3-in-1 sensasure baby movement monitor with camera video not only looks the part but can be trusted, day and night. Whether this saved his life or not who knows but it has really made me think that maybe I should get one this time. The AC327 is more compact than previous Angelcare baby monitors and comes with colour video as well as sound, unlike the AC115 and AC127.

It has gone off a few times but this is when I have been too tired to remember to switch it off when I take him out of the cot. While the AC327 baby movement monitor controls are pretty simple, MFM Parent Tester Luke found that the parent unit could be improved, stating: “The parent unit is not the best to use, the menu is fiddly, not very intuitive and the instructions for this are not great”, adding: “It lets the product down a little with slow to respond touch buttons and a difficult to navigate menu system making it frustrating to use extra features. Emma Reynolds is a first-time mum who tested the Angelcare AC327 Baby Movement Monitor over two weeks with her newborn son Arlo in her three-bedroom house in South London. The AC027 is perfect because it tracks the tiniest of movements and it will work with all other brand of baby monitor. It does and it seems secure enough, but the instruction booklet does warn that it could be picked up by other monitors nearby, and to turn the camera and unit off when not in use.It’s very easy to carry the hand-sized parent unit from room to room, and it comes with a flip-out stand so you can prop it near you while watching TV or doing the dishes. This Angelcare baby monitor has always divided opinion here in the PlayPennies office, and I think it always will: I think it's great and I bought one when my youngest son was born - it gave me extra peace of mind, helped me to sleep better and, even though it went of a couple of times, when it shouldn't have, I wouldn't have been without it. My favourite feature was how clear and crisp the picture quality was and how wide the camera lens was – it really was brilliant. Also the sound one it beeps on the parent monitor so you can hear it's detecting movement (you can turn this off tho). I am able to see my baby’s facial expressions when she wakes up, her chest rising and falling – everything you need to see, without having to zoom in.