Baby monitoring in 2017

[...]the 2 types of monitors are really the Nest Cam and everything else. [...]does it play lullabies? BATTERIES: [...]I bought 2 Nest Cams to monitor events in my apartment, but it's not what I'm going to use to monitor my baby on a nightly basis. [...]if you want to go to sleep or sit with guests who may not want to hear the audio, you simply press a button to switch the device to vibrate mode, which alerts the wearer to activity/noise with a pulsing vibration. The Summer Infant Babble Band was the cheapest baby monitor I reviewed. iBaby Labs M6S What appears to be the most popular monitor among my friends, Amazon reviewers, and baby websites is the iBaby Labs M6T (now updated to the M6S). The Baby Activity Tracker is probably the first smart washable crib sheet that "show[s] parents their baby's sleep activity, sleeping temperature, body position, activity level, and level of wakefulness. The Hubble system allows for capture of still images or video clips to share with friends/family, and it can support more than 1 Motorola Smart Nursery camera at a time, so multiple children in multiple rooms can be monitored seamlessly. [...]the device supports recording directly to a MicroSD card, which allows for easy transfer of precious videos to your computer or smartphone.