sound monitor for hard-of-hearing person

[rlu]

I need to find out which monitor has the loudest parent monitor sound for a person who uses a hearing aid. He cannot hear on the vetch safe and sound with the parent monitor volume at 5 (the loudest). TBH I also can't hear the sounds well either. I've set it to vibrate but am curious if there is a better fix.

Rather not go with a video monitor.

[wallawala]

I need to find out which monitor has the loudest parent monitor sound for a person who uses a hearing aid. He cannot hear on the vetch safe and sound with the parent monitor volume at 5 (the loudest). TBH I also can't hear the sounds well either. I've set it to vibrate but am curious if there is a better fix.

Rather not go with a video monitor.

Do their hearing aids have Bluetooth? I bet there is a monitor that can send an alert via Bluetooth or some aftermarket fix using that route vs shear volume alone. My DD has bluetooth in her hearing aids and they are 6 yrs old now, so I imagine most adult ones have that option too.

[rlu]

Do their hearing aids have Bluetooth? I bet there is a monitor that can send an alert via Bluetooth or some aftermarket fix using that route vs shear volume alone. My DD has bluetooth in her hearing aids and they are 6 yrs old now, so I imagine most adult ones have that option too.

I'll ask, I hadn't thought of that. Thanks!

[DualvansMommy]

Not very helpful here, but DH & I are hearing aid users with moderate to severe hearing loss. Basically were quite deaf, and find to our experience those monitors usually give static when volume is increased max.

Bluetooth is an option, otherwise without that option I know you said no video monitors but honestly that's what a lot of my deaf friends use.


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[TwoBees]

I think the BRU brand audio monitor gets pretty loud, at least for my taste. I usually keep it at nearly the minimum. How old is the baby? Older babies tend to have louder/stronger cries so the monitor might nto need to be so powerful.

ETA: it looks like the BRU audio monitor is no longer available. This one seems to get pretty good reviews though and it has a visual sound indicator which might help:
http://www.toysrus.com/buy/baby-audi...mer-2-59870176

[rlu]

Thanks for the additional responses. This is actually an at-home hospice situation. I was there all day yesterday and realized several things - he doesn't wear his hearing aids often at home and she is very soft-spoken now so we made the decision to switch to a video monitor.

Target is clearancing the summer clear sight (it gets bad reviews about its grainy picture on zoom and battery life - I think - but the two-way communication is a key feature for this situation) so I picked up today. The receiver needs to charge overnight but as they are in the same room at night, they just really need something during the day.

Now to find out if Target will take back the first monitor despite use - I haven't read up on their electronics return policy. If not maybe I'll have luck reselling on craigslist. It's really not the main concern right now.

eta: Target took back both monitors no questions asked. The video monitor worked fine, just no longer a need for it.