r/BeAmazed • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • 1d ago

Miscellaneous / Others Mom Accidentally Captures Baby's First Steps

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u/Octogenarian 1d ago

It's probably a security cam or baby monitor. You can't fake the kid walking like that. Even if it is staged, those are certainly among their first steps.

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u/Kind_Singer_7744 1d ago

Its placement doesn't make any sense as a security camera. Low to the ground covering a third of the room. Was she worried about toddlers breaking into her home at night?

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u/seanb_117 1d ago

It's pointed at the front door dude.

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u/shrug_addict 1d ago

Is it common to put cameras inside? What does that accomplish for break-ins? I don't quite get how this would help

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u/seanb_117 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yeah some people point them at the front door among other reasons. Easy DIY set up, you don't need to mount anything and it has other uses besides just being a camera. Google Nest Hub or the Amazon version are the first two that come to mind.

Personally we had one to watch the front door and see which one of the kids was robbing the fridge and pantry at night. Edit: we could also yell voice commands to play music while we were cleaning/cooking etc

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u/shrug_addict 1d ago

Ugh, I don't really like cameras everywhere. But, what use is a camera inside for break-ins? Just for evidence that the police won't use?

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u/Cessnaporsche01 1d ago

Yeah, especially if it's a rental, but also if you have pets, it can be nice to have cameras spread around so you can keep an eye on them when you're out of town

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u/shrug_addict 1d ago

There are cameras in rentals? Is that even legal? I just don't get it. Different strokes. Pet camera makes sense

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u/Cessnaporsche01 1d ago

No, YOU put a camera in a space that you rent, because the landlord has a key

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u/shrug_addict 1d ago

I see, makes sense