nannycam

nannycam

(NANNY CAMera) A camera in a baby's bedroom connected to one or more monitors in the house. The term may also refer to Web cameras placed throughout the house in order to observe a nanny's behavior and care giving when the parents are away from home. See network camera and parental control software.
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