Thanks to its great quality, high definition video display and ability to connect to up to four cameras, we've chosen the Babysense 5.5” 1080p Full HD Split-Screen Baby Monitor to top our best baby monitors list.

The best local-video baby monitor clear video, audio, and talk-back, as well as intuitive controls, a solid battery life, and the ability to add cameras, make this model the best choice in the local-video category.

If you don’t like the idea of a wearable against your baby’s skin but still want to track your little one’s movement, the Babysense 7 is a great choice. It’s a great value when compared to the other video + movement tracker bundles

The Babysense Max View is the ultimate baby monitor. The stylish parent unit features a crisp HD picture with x4 zoom and an easy-to-navigate menu. I love the inclusion of two cameras, making it perfect for parents with multiple children.

Overall, this movement monitor is easy to use and works well for a longer period than much of the competition, thanks to the two sensor pads. We believe most families will appreciate the simplicity and fewer false alarms

This is a great camera with a ton of features. Basically, this movement monitor does everything a regular video baby monitor does, with the added benefit of the motion sensors

After my first son was born, he needed CPR during the night. Thankfully, Babysense detected when he stopped breathing and alerted the staff, saving his life. He’s now 30, and I’m forever grateful to Babysense.

It saved my daughter several times from dangerous sleep positions. It also gave me the peace of mind I needed to finally rest and care for her confidently.

I’ll never forget when, at two months old, Babysense alerted me that he wasn’t breathing. After rushing him to the ICU, Babysense saved his life, and I’m forever grateful.

When my son Raz was 2 months old, Babysense alerted us when he stopped breathing, saving his life. We’re forever grateful for this incredible system.