Catherine, I do agree, living conditions and treatments will have to be on case by case basis, no 1 situation is alike
Hazel, baby monitor just helps with monitoring, can't run away from checking up on baby, that's for sure, I think it's not commonly used here but quite common in western countries. You are right, definitely does not take the responsibilities off the caregiver (just like having a maid in the house) but at least will know in another room if baby is almost falling off the mattress (if sleeping on the floor) or face covered by blanket etc. Say if mummy is in the shower, will be able to see that baby is ok and can relax a bit in the shower. Baby monitor will not certainly not replace constant face to face monitoring and touching, carrying
Shouldn't give a sense of false security that's for sure.
Hazel, baby monitor just helps with monitoring, can't run away from checking up on baby, that's for sure, I think it's not commonly used here but quite common in western countries. You are right, definitely does not take the responsibilities off the caregiver (just like having a maid in the house) but at least will know in another room if baby is almost falling off the mattress (if sleeping on the floor) or face covered by blanket etc. Say if mummy is in the shower, will be able to see that baby is ok and can relax a bit in the shower. Baby monitor will not certainly not replace constant face to face monitoring and touching, carrying