With wireless devices, parents can go anywhere around the house while still being able to keep tabs over their babies. The only setbacks of wireless baby monitors are that it can be more expensive to wired devices and they are also prone to interference. Wireless Baby Monitors: Solving Interference Problems Issues of interference with wireless devices have been the long time concern of parents who use wireless baby monitors. Electro-SMOG is the electromagnetic energy that is emitted by common gadgets in our home such as our televisions, cordless phones, microwaves and digital baby monitors. Studies have been made over the years claiming that too much exposure to electro-SMOG can result to health problems affecting the nervous system of the body. From the time baby monitors have been first released, countless of innovations have been made. A variety of products not only permits auditory signals to be heard but even allow the mother from the receiver s end to visualize their baby and play music to soothe the baby even from a distance. To this date, they are no longer just an electric device to keep an eye when the baby cries but offers a number of advantages in ascertaining the baby s well-being. Since these channels are not as commonly utilized as the 2.4GHz frequency band, they're less prone to interference. If you have a preference for multiple-handset-capable wireless phones with a handset-conferencing option, pick one that makes use of only the 1.9GHz or 5.8GHz channel. 4. Switch on the baby monitor first. People with excellent hearing can rest assured that their infants' cries will be heard, even if they're in another part of the house. These helpful gadgets serve as an extension of a person's hearing or visual range. Parents who are hard of hearing or deaf also share the same opinion about baby monitors. There have been a lot of reported cases by parents that they are getting signals from the baby units that are not relevant to the baby or the environment. Instead, they receive muffled, indefinable, and sometimes almost inaudible sounds which resemble voices and words coming from a human. When examined by experts, these sounds can t be technically explained.