Because of this trend, as well as the necessity for better portability, a good number of modern baby monitors are currently equipped with ultra-small receivers. Most baby monitors these days also come with receivers that have belt clips. This feature allows parents to carry the device around without much effort. The chances of interference are doubled if next-door neighbors also make use of wireless baby monitors. Fortunately, there are several ways on how to resolve interference issues when using baby monitors in blocks of flats. 1) Change The Frequency of Your Device Wireless devices such as baby monitors are created to have the ability to change frequencies. A camera or a number of cameras are installed in the baby s room and live video feed are transmitted to a TV or LCD receiver. These video devices can either be wired or wireless devices. The most basic application of a wired video baby monitor is to provide live video feed from the room of the baby to the room of the parents. The lifestyle and the type of work that you have to do around is also another important factor to consider, especially if your work requires you to be farther away from your baby s room and you may need a monitor that covers the range, particularly a portable one. Always remember that whether you would prefer an audio, video or sensory monitor, the clarity of sound and video of your unit should be of very good quality for you to effectively monitor your child. If the parents sleep in a different room from the baby, it would prove to be impossible to be able to monitor him or her perfectly unless you wake up every minute and check up on your little tyke. So the best way to do this is to use a baby monitor. With this kind of device, you can monitor your baby as if you were actually right there beside him or her. These interferences can also cause sounds to be muffled and inaudible. So Are EVPs Real? Do you believe in ghosts? Do you believe in the afterlife? These questions seem to have no specific and factual answers and so does the question Are EVPs real? A sound is just a sound and it all depends on how they are interpreted.