Your thermostat measures the temperature near the thermostat itself—not necessarily inside your baby’s room. Bedrooms can be warmer or cooler depending on their location, windows, sunlight, airflow, and HVAC system. Mamamoon lets you see the conditions where your baby is actually sleeping.

Temperature readings built into baby monitors can be affected by heat generated by the camera itself. Most are +/-5 degrees fahrenheit off from the actual temperature. 

Mamamoon includes 11 easy-to-understand outfit icons that change with the room temperature. They’re designed to give you an at-a-glance starting point for choosing sleepwear without having to remember a temperature chart.

Place Mamamoon in your baby’s room away from direct sunlight, windows, exterior drafts, heaters, humidifiers, air-conditioning vents, and other sources of hot or cold air. For the most useful reading, choose a location that reasonably represents the area around your baby’s sleep space, while keeping the device and any small parts safely out of reach.

Mamamoon continuously monitors the room, so you can see when temperature or humidity conditions change throughout the day and night.

Mamamoon displays “Too Cold!” below 60°F and “Too Hot!” at 81°F and above, giving you an easy visual alert when the room moves outside its standard comfort range.