Whether you are a coach potato who has decided to start and exercise program; or a seasoned runner who wants to get the most out of his daily run you can find the right heart monitor to fit your needs.

First of all, dress for the temperature. Always bear in mind how much more fabric your baby carrier will add. If it is blistering hot, you can wear a thin tank top, and your baby can just hang out in a cloth diaper. A T-shirt for you and a onesie for your baby will suffice for slightly milder weather. Remember, the baby carrier will cover you both and make you a lot warmer. You don't need much fabric covering you unless there is a breeze.

Resolution + Resolution is how clear the picture is on your computer screen. The higher the numbers in the resolution, the clearer the picture you will see.

Pad up those pointy corners! Take a look around your home and look for furniture corners that your child could fall, crawl or walk into. Pad them with pieces of foam or bumpers. Many stores sell corner pads to cover corners, but I have found that bumpers work the best, leave no marks on furniture, and stay in place well. They work like a big piece of stretchy material that you extend over the edges of your tables or furniture. If you are very clever, you can make your own bumper, otherwise you can purchase a bumper at most stores that sell baby gear.

This Sony monitor has a 1280 x 1024 resolution. This monitor like the Hewlett Packard is energy efficient with full ENERGY STAR compliance. The monitor also has XBRITE technology that makes the sound effects - http://www.fizzlive.com/member/916479/blog/view/2265478 monitors colors brighter and the picture crisper and clearer. This monitor can be wall mounted and has digital and analog inputs. This Sony LCD monitor typically sells for around $250.

A baby monitor gives you live audio or video report through an electronic device of what is happening with your baby. There are several important things that have to be considered while choosing good baby monitors for your home. First, think whether you need one-way or two-way system. As one-way system allows you to hear your child, while using two-way system let your child as well to hear you. Second, decide whether you need only audio monitor or video one. A video monitor is best advised, as it gives your baby full-proof care. Third, get an equipment which is capable of giving you good quality. Sometimes, if home is large, monitors lose its performance.

As far as what Kate and Wills will decide to name their little one, expect a traditional name. Perhaps an Edward, John or James for a boy; for a girl, we could envisage a Diana, or perhaps Victoria.

A baby monitor is never the problem when it comes to the safety of your baby. You can't expect the monitor to do the job for you as a parent. The idea is that you cause an extra safe environment by being able to hear your baby cry for you even when you are on a different floor or in a different room. Baby monitors should never be used at such a distance that you can't come to your baby's aid fast. Going to a next door party with a monitor as safety measure is irresponsible and could end really sad!

LCD monitors offer better features. High definition videos are in-demand nowadays and CRT monitors just don't have the ability to display them properly. LCD monitors are also feature packed and easy to set up (before it was too hard but there are now lots of guides on the internet that can help you out).

EC is something you ease into gradually. If it appeals to you, one day soon you may pop your baby in the sling at home without a nappy on, and not even realise it until later. That is the paradigm shift of baby-wearing and EC - nappies become a tool, not a necessity.