VTech M321 Baby Monitor Review/Giveaway

VTech knows that when you have a baby or small child in the house, safety is paramount.  That is why they created the VTech VM321 Safe & Sound Full Color Video and Audio Monitor.  Boasting six different sound level indicators, or a vibration mode, the slightest noise or movement is bound to be detected with this top of the line monitor, designed with both you and baby in mind.  

This classy looking baby monitor has infrared sensors that automatically turn on when the lights are low so you can keep an eye on baby even when it's dark. That great feature allows you to monitor baby around the clock. Every parent knows that sometimes all it takes to wake a sleeping baby is a tip-toe into the room to check on him or her.  With the VM321, there is no need to disturb your little one.  

On the flip side, it's great for parents too, who are in the middle of doing something, but really want to get up and check on the baby (every five minutes in my case, lol!!).  With the VM321, you won't have to get up until it's necessary. There is also a temperature reading that displays on the parental side of the controls, so you can see in an instant (in the room where baby is) if the temperature dips or is getting too warm.

If you have more than one small child in your home, you'll really appreciate the optional screen feature that allows up to FOUR cameras to monitor the space where your little one(s) are located.  Put a camera up in each room that has a child, and rest assured that the quad-split capabilities will let you will know when your little one(s) are waking up, or otherwise in need of your attention.  With the extended range, you'll be able to roam up to 1,000 feet and still keep an eye on your little darlings.

For the convenience factor, you can mount the camera(s) on the wall if you wish, allowing for a broader angle of the room to be seen.  You can also add batteries and get a video stream for up to 4.5 hours.

Additional Pros:

• Digital transmission means the days of static coming from the speakers are long gone (hurrah!)
• There are lullabies programmed into the monitor, if you elect to make use of them.
• There is an adjustable camera angle so you have waaaaay more options than many other monitors give you
• You can talk to baby through the monitor, while you are in another room or on your way to his/hers
• Zoom feature (if you want/need to get a closer look, the parent side has a most excellent zoom feature!)
• There is a low battery alert
• It comes with a rechargeable better
• It is very affordable
• Large Screen (2.8 " LCD)
• Easy to hook up
• Easy to link additional cameras
• Very user-friendly
• Can be mounted or put on the stand

I have four children, all of whom had a baby monitor of one type or another.  This is better than even the one the youngest had (only a few years ago).  Technology is constantly improving, and VTech remains on the cutting edge when it comes to keeping up with it.  From a consumer standpoint, that is fantastic, because what better gift can you give to someone (or to yourself) than peace of mind?

If you have someone on your Christmas shopping list who has a little one, but no monitor, or a monitor that is inadequate, run to the nearest store to get them the VTech M321 Safe & Sound Full Color Video and Audio Monitor.  Likewise, if you are looking for an incredibly thoughtful and useful baby shower gift, look no further because this is it!  

To find out more about VTech and the other products they offer, you can visit their website.  You can also make a purchase there, at many local stores, and at online retailers, such as Amazon.

For a limited time, with every qualifying purchase, VTech is also donating $2.00 to the Make-a-Wish Foundation.  With it being the holidays and all, that could add up to a lot of donations (thank you to VTech for giving back!).

Now you have a chance to enter to win one of your own. US entrants only.  Good luck!


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Disclosure:  I received a product to facilitate my review.  No other form of compensation took place.  All opinions stated are my own.