Where to place a baby monitor
Distance and cable first, then camera angle, night light, sound and Wi-Fi.
MeiMei helps you keep an ear and an eye on your child. It is not a medical device and it never replaces looking at your child yourself.
MeiMei is not a medical device and is not made for watching over a child who is unwell or needs medical care: such a child needs an adult with them at all times. If your child is struggling to breathe, turns blue or goes limp, call your emergency number.
Before every night or nap, MeiMei asks you to confirm the distance and the cable. Both steps are needed before a session can start, on every device.
MeiMei reports sounds and movement. It does not measure breathing, oxygen or heart rate, and it cannot tell you whether something is wrong. If you are worried, look at your child yourself.
MeiMei tells you when the baby unit stops reporting, but it cannot guarantee that every alert arrives.
MeiMei describes what it saw and heard, in plain words. It never names a condition and never tells you whether your child is fine.
Distance and cable first, then camera angle, night light, sound and Wi-Fi.
What stays in your home, what leaves it, how pairing is encrypted and how to delete your data.
What you need, how to set it up in a few minutes, and what to know about power, Wi-Fi and limits.