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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Hi, I am happy proud mother-to-be but I am really really scared because of not being able to hear my baby cry in the night, while I am sleeping.During the day is not a problem because I am cochlear implanted and I can hear my baby.What kind of device should I use? I dont like bed shakers because I dont want to wake up my husband.Anyone used Fisher Price vibrating bab y cry alert? I would really really apreciate your help, I am very confused.Is there anything attached to the body? I hope so! Thanks!reply at
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sonic, there is baby crying signal and u may need alarm to hook ur lamp to flash when ur baby is crying, like me being deaf have 2 girls, here link
http://www.justbekuz.com/sonicalert.htm scroll down there's baby cry signaler |
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Proud Dada of an Autistic
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: state of fast horses, fast ladies and hillbilly drunkards
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Baby crier
for both boys i used old Watchman alert master... it was the world to me and ex bec we got AlertMAster and it didnt work..
but in old days i mean my parents days they literally had me by moms hand when i was baby till dad found a baby crier thur a friend... it was back in 1972
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