· Baby registry
Put a year of No Worries on your baby registry
The stroller gets outgrown and the newborn clothes last six weeks. A year of monitoring covers the first babysitter, the first day back at work, and every night out after that.
The No Worries blog
Guides for parents who care
Plain-English answers about caregivers, cameras, recording laws, and keeping your child safe.
· Cameras and caregivers
Do I have to tell my babysitter about the camera?
Video and audio are covered by different laws, and only one of them ever requires consent. What the law says, why telling them anyway is the smart move, and the exact words to use.
· Peace of mind
Your life with and without No Worries
Glued to the camera feed on nights out, sampling hours of recordings after work. Four before-and-afters from parents on what changes when the watching stops being your job.
· Our vision
What should a child safety monitor tell you?
Crying vs. CRYING, shouting, screen time, a child left unattended. The alerts that matter, why knowing beats hoping, and why what you do about it is always your call.
· Win-win
The first monitor that works for the caregiver
A certificate of trust, help interpreting the cry, and a hands-free care log. Monitoring that protects good caregivers instead of policing them.