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From: robertj@tekgen.bv.tek.com (Robert Jaquiss)
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Subject: Re: Baby Monitoring Devices for hearing Impaired mother
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Date: 19 Apr 91 03:04:20 GMT
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In article <14774@handicap.news> mag2@whutt.att.com (Michael A Giden) writes:
>Index Number: 14774
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>My wife and I are expecting our first child.  She has a
>profound hearing loss, so we are looking for devices
>to help her monitor the baby.  Does anyone know of
>companies or sources for this kind of equipment?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Mike Giden

Hello:
     I don't know how well this would work (Since I am blind.); in the 1960's
there were devuces cakked Color Organs.  These were hooked to the speaker 
wires of audio and I am told made interesting paterns according to the volume
and frequencies of the sounds comming from the audio equipment.  I have seen
wireless devices for monitoring a baby.  I suggest you see if color organs still
exist and attach one to a baby monitor find a crying baby or recording and
see what the result is.

	Robert Jaquiss

Internet: robertj@tekgen.bv.tek.com