This is possible if you have subscribed to a 1, 3, or 24-month plan. If you have purchased the app as a one-time purchase in the past, unfortunately, this feature is not available. However, you can still share the app if your partner subscribes and shares the app with you.
So the other person does not need to purchase a subscription themselves. Please note that in addition to sharing your subscription, you are also sharing your baby with this person. This will synchronize everything you track about your baby in the app, such as the diary, the ticking off of signals, skills, and games.
Our policy is that we do not give refunds. There are situations in which we are willing to do this, but we determine these on a case-by-case basis. For example, if someone is experiencing technical problems that we cannot resolve, we are of course willing to do so.
If you think you are eligible for a refund, we would like to hear the reason and receive screenshots of technical problems.
Mail to: [email protected]
Mail to: [email protected]
You can add as many children as you want. There are no extra costs involved.
To calculate your baby’s leaps, you must use the due date based on the 40 weeks, and not the date of birth. This may seem illogical, but to calculate when your baby will make a leap, the date of birth is totally irrelevant, only the due date is going to help with this.
The leaps are based on brain development with a margin of maximum 2 weeks. And this starts for all babies at the same time, the moment of conception.
And while the period between conception and the date of birth may be different for all babies, the period between conception and the due date is always the same. So by using the due date, it doesn’t matter if your baby was born too early or too late, because brain development happens at the same rate, inside or outside the womb.
The beginning of a leap happens during the fussy phase of the leap. How long this fussy phase lasts varies from leap to leap. So the fussy phase does not indicate the duration of the fussy phase, but when it may begin. The thundercloud indicates the time when your baby is most likely to be in a fussy phase. So your baby can enter the fussy phase during the first day, but also on the last day.
Because we use the due date to calculate the leaps, we know when your baby will make a leap with a margin of +/- 2 weeks. Because of this, it is also possible that your baby will enter a leap earlier than our app indicates.
Within the menu item ‘Diary’ you will find the button ‘Generate PDF diary‘. Press this button and the app will automatically generate the PDF diary.
Following options are whether you want to share the diary (with yourself, your partner, family and/or friends) or view it.
You can generate the diary as many times as you like!
Is this not working? Can you please send us a screenshot of where it goes wrong? Then we will be happy to take a look with you.
If you make a new account, you will always get a verification mail. In that mail there is a link to verify your account. Sometimes this link does not work correctly. Then you have the option to use the code which is also provided in the mail.
If you go to the screen you get when you verify your mail in the app, there is a tiny “Help” button on the top right. If you press that, you’ll have the option to enter a code. You type in the code from the mail and your mail is verified.
If anything does not work correctly, please contact support.
It may be that you still have the old version of the app. In the past, we had a separate app for each language in the App Store and Google Play Store. It has never been our own choice but due to policy changes at Apple and Google, we were forced to move to one app and remove the rest of the apps from the App Store and Google Play Store. As a result, we can no longer update these apps (including yours).
As long as you have not removed the old app from your phone, you can still use it. The content in the app is still correct. Therefore, you do not need the new app for the information about the leaps.
If you would like to have the latest version with the new design and latest updates, you will have to buy it again.
Do you have the new app? Then you can check if your phone might be (too) full. Is your phone not (too) full? Then clear the cache of the appstore on your phone and restart your phone to try again.
This is possible if you have subscribed to a 1, 3, or 24-month plan. If you have purchased the app as a one-time purchase in the past, unfortunately, this feature is not available. However, you can still share the app if your partner subscribes and shares the app with you.
So the other person does not need to purchase a subscription themselves. Please note that in addition to sharing your subscription, you are also sharing your baby with this person. This will synchronize everything you track about your baby in the app, such as the diary, the ticking off of signals, skills, and games.
When you have created an account, everything will be automatically saved within your profile. Your data will only be deleted if you cancel your subscription or delete your profile.
We recommend that you create a PDF export of your diary before your subscription expires or before deleting your profile, so you have a copy of your saved entries, photos, signals, and checked skills.
In the diary, there is an option to generate a PDF version of your diary. This is an automatically generated PDF that allows space for one photo. The photo that the PDF generator selects is highlighted with a green outline when entering a diary entry.
If you want a different photo, you can edit the entry and select another photo. This selected photo will then appear in the generated PDF. This way, you can be sure that at the end of the 10 leaps, you will have a beautiful keepsake!
In the diary, there is an option to generate a PDF version of your diary. This is an automatically generated PDF with a specific format where space for text is limited. We have implemented a maximum character limit to ensure that the text always fits in the PDF.
This way, you can be sure that at the end of the 10 leaps, you will have a beautiful keepsake!
The leaps are based on brain development, which starts at the same time for all babies – the moment of conception. While the period between conception and birth can vary for each baby, the period between conception and the due date is always the same. Therefore, you should normally enter the due date. However, our research has not been conducted on babies born 8 weeks prematurely, and we cannot guarantee its accuracy in such cases.
If you feel the app is not working for your baby, we completely understand and are happy to offer a refund.
You can very easily delete something from the diary: Go to the diary, find the story you want to delete. On the right of the date there are 3 dots, if you press this you will get the option to edit or delete it!
It is possible to transfer the data from one platform to another, provided you have created an account. You can check if you have created an account by going to your settings in the top right corner of the ‘This Leap‘ menu and then going to ‘My Account.’ Here you also have the option to create an account if you don’t have one yet.
If you have an account here, it is possible to log in on another device (Apple or Android) with your credentials. Note that you can only be logged in on one device at a time.
Without an account, this is not possible because the data will remain on your phone and cannot be transferred.
There can be various reasons why your baby is doing this. When your baby is going through a leap, they experience the world differently because their senses have undergone development. This can result in your baby sleeping worse, drinking less, etc.
If you are still concerned, always consult your doctor.
please follow these instructions: https://support.apple.com/en-us/118242
please follow these instructions: https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/3422659?hl=en
The app asks permission to be allowed to send notifications. When you press allow, you will receive notifications. Are you not receiving notifications and want to? Follow the next steps:
In the ‘leaps’ tab, there is a small bell in the upper right corner. Here you can turn notifications on/off and give/withdraw permission to place the leaps in your calendar.
Each baby develops at his or her own pace. Most babies will not show all the skills immediately during the leap itself.
Some skills from leap 3, for example, your baby will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills belonging to leap 3 that your baby won’t show until leap 4 or 5. Your baby will develop the skills that interest him/her most. One baby will develop motor skills first and speech and language a few weeks/months later. And another baby will do just the opposite.
Your baby ultimately decides which skills to develop and when. This is based on his/her interests. What interests him/her most he/she will explore and develop first. The cool thing is, that this allows you to recognize your child’s character at an early age.
When you have chosen the 24-month package, you don’t need to do anything. It will automatically stop after 24 months. If you have a 1 or 3-month subscription, you can follow the instructions below.
For more information, you can use the following link: https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/iphone/iph4e3e7324f/ios
For further instructions, follow this link: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/7673989?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid
If you have an Apple device, go to the following link: https://support.apple.com/en-us/118428
For an Android device, go to: https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/7018481?hl=en
We hope you enjoyed the app and the leaps. If you have any feedback, we would love to hear it.
Our policy is that we do not give refunds. There are situations in which we are willing to do this, but we determine these on a case-by-case basis. For example, if someone is experiencing technical problems that we cannot resolve, we are of course willing to do so.
If you think you are eligible for a refund, we would like to hear the reason and receive screenshots of technical problems.
Mail to: [email protected]
Mail to: [email protected]
The fussy phase (the yellow (in app) or gray (in book) bar in the leap chart) is when brain development takes place. Because your baby looks at the world differently during this brain development, it seems like your baby has woken up on a different world. And they get upset by that. However, when they have gotten used to this new world, they will show new skills that are part of brain development: the skills phase (the green (app) or white (book) bar in the leap chart).
When a baby shows these skills, is very different for each child. This also depends on the interests of your child. One child will show motor developments earlier and speech developments later. The other child will do exactly the opposite. Your child ultimately determines when they show what. The nice thing is that you can recognize the character of your child at an early age :)
Some skills of, for example, leap 3 your child will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills that belong to leap 3 that your child will show in leap 4.
Therefore it is not important to know how long a leap lasts, but it is especially important when a leap, and with that the brain development, starts.
If you experience (technical) problems with the app, we would like to hear about it. For this we need the following information:
Mail to: [email protected]
Mail to: [email protected]
Imagine falling asleep in your familiar world. And when you wake up, suddenly your whole world has changed. Would you be crying? Cranky? Clinging to the only thing you still know?
Researchers Hetty van de Rijt and Frans Plooij discovered something remarkable in baby chimpanzees in Tanzania in 1971. After showing visible progress, the baby chimpanzees went through periods of regression. They needed the old familiar things and showed decline in independence. After coming home and continuing their research in families, they discovered that it’s no different for human babies.
They found that these changes were down to a sudden leap in brain development. And there are 10 unique leaps in the first 20 months. Using the due date we can even predict when these 10 leaps will begin.
This explanation can also be found with the Leap Charts in the book and in the app.
This represents the fussy phase of the leap. During this period, you baby may be showing Crying, Clinginess, and Crankiness (the three Cs) . The fussy phase does not have to last the entire duration of the bar. It varies for each leap.
During this week your baby is most likely to experience the fussy phase.
This represents the skills phase of the leap. During this period, your baby is most likely to demonstrate the new skills of the leap.
During this week, your baby is most likely to be the sunshine in the house.
It will seem like your baby is in a fussy phase, but it is the working out of a new skill about distances between 2 objects. Your baby has simply discovered that someone can walk away and leave him/her behind. And that’s a little scary.
You can add as many children as you want. There are no extra costs involved.
To calculate your baby’s leaps, you must use the due date based on the 40 weeks, and not the date of birth. This may seem illogical, but to calculate when your baby will make a leap, the date of birth is totally irrelevant, only the due date is going to help with this.
The leaps are based on brain development with a margin of maximum 2 weeks. And this starts for all babies at the same time, the moment of conception.
And while the period between conception and the date of birth may be different for all babies, the period between conception and the due date is always the same. So by using the due date, it doesn’t matter if your baby was born too early or too late, because brain development happens at the same rate, inside or outside the womb.
The beginning of a leap happens during the fussy phase of the leap. How long this fussy phase lasts varies from leap to leap. So the fussy phase does not indicate the duration of the fussy phase, but when it may begin. The thundercloud indicates the time when your baby is most likely to be in a fussy phase. So your baby can enter the fussy phase during the first day, but also on the last day.
Because we use the due date to calculate the leaps, we know when your baby will make a leap with a margin of +/- 2 weeks. Because of this, it is also possible that your baby will enter a leap earlier than our app indicates.
Our research on a baby’s mental development only explains the first 20 months. That doesn’t not mean that mental development and leaps stops here (think of puberty, you could also call that a leap), but our research is limited to the first 20 months.
We are not qualified to give medical advice. For medical advice/questions, we recommend contacting an expert.
If you reinstall The Wonder Weeks app you can also go to this screen to restore your data here. If a backup has been detected on your iCloud or Google Drive, the ‘Restore’ button will appear.
It may be that you still have the old version of the app. In the past, we had a separate app for each language in the App Store and Google Play Store. It has never been our own choice but due to policy changes at Apple and Google, we were forced to move to one app and remove the rest of the apps from the App Store and Google Play Store. As a result, we can no longer update these apps (including yours).
As long as you have not removed the old app from your phone, you can still use it. The content in the app is still correct. Therefore, you do not need the new app for the information about the leaps.
If you would like to have the latest version with the new design and latest updates, you will have to buy it again.
Do you have the new app? Then you can check if your phone might be (too) full. Is your phone not (too) full? Then clear the cache of the appstore on your phone and restart your phone to try again.
Before you start, please make sure you made a backup of the app on your old device.
You can easily transfer the information to your new device by using the same AppleID as the app is connected to this account. When you have made a backup you can download the app again for free from the Google Play Store (when you have an Android device) or from the Appstore (when you have an iPhone). After you have downloaded the app you can go to the backup in settings and press on ‘(icloud) backup / Restore’ and press the ‘Restore’ button.
If you are trying to change between Android and iOS (or visa versa), please notice:
Google and Apple are two different platforms, it’s not possible to transfer your account from Apple to Google or vice versa. You can compare this with switching from a Playstation to a Nintendo. Some games are available on a Playstation and a Nintendo, but if you have the game on a Playstation it doesn’t work on a Nintendo and you will have to buy it again. The same goes for our app.
It’s important to first explain how a leap works to answer this question properly. Each leap consists of two phases: the fussy phase and the skills phase.
The fussy phase (the yellow (in app) or gray (in book) bar in the leap chart) is when brain development takes place. Because your baby looks at the world differently during this brain development, it seems like your baby has woken up on a different world. And they get upset by that. However, when they have gotten used to this new world, they will show new skills that are part of brain development: the skills phase (the green (app) or white (book) bar in the leap chart).
When a baby shows these skills, is very different for each child. This also depends on the interests of your child. One child will show motor developments earlier and speech developments later. The other child will do exactly the opposite. Your child ultimately determines when they show what. The nice thing is that you can recognize the character of your child at an early age :)
Some skills of, for example, leap 3 your child will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills that belong to leap 3 that your child will show in leap 4.
Therefore it is not important to know how long a leap lasts, but it is especially important when a leap, and with that the brain development, starts.
The fussy phase (the yellow (in app) or gray (in book) bar in the leap chart) is when brain development takes place. Because your baby looks at the world differently during this brain development, it seems like your baby has woken up on a different world. And they get upset by that. However, when they have gotten used to this new world, they will show new skills that are part of brain development: the skills phase (the green (app) or white (book) bar in the leap chart).
When a baby shows these skills, is very different for each child. This also depends on the interests of your child. One child will show motor developments earlier and speech developments later. The other child will do exactly the opposite. Your child ultimately determines when they show what. The nice thing is that you can recognize the character of your child at an early age :)
Some skills of, for example, leap 3 your child will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills that belong to leap 3 that your child will show in leap 4.
Therefore it is not important to know how long a leap lasts, but it is especially important when a leap, and with that the brain development, starts.
Our app is in 16 different languages available and it is very easy to change the language:
In the top right of the menu under settings (by the picture of your baby) is the option to change the language.
The leaps are based on brain development, which starts at the same time for all babies – the moment of conception. While the period between conception and birth can vary for each baby, the period between conception and the due date is always the same. Therefore, you should normally enter the due date. However, our research has not been conducted on babies born 8 weeks prematurely, and we cannot guarantee its accuracy in such cases.
If you feel the app is not working for your baby, we completely understand and are happy to offer a refund.
There can be various reasons why your baby is doing this. When your baby is going through a leap, they experience the world differently because their senses have undergone development. This can result in your baby sleeping worse, drinking less, etc.
If you are still concerned, always consult your doctor.
Each baby develops at his or her own pace. Most babies will not show all the skills immediately during the leap itself.
Some skills from leap 3, for example, your baby will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills belonging to leap 3 that your baby won’t show until leap 4 or 5. Your baby will develop the skills that interest him/her most. One baby will develop motor skills first and speech and language a few weeks/months later. And another baby will do just the opposite.
Your baby ultimately decides which skills to develop and when. This is based on his/her interests. What interests him/her most he/she will explore and develop first. The cool thing is, that this allows you to recognize your child’s character at an early age.
The fussy phase (the yellow (in app) or gray (in book) bar in the leap chart) is when brain development takes place. Because your baby looks at the world differently during this brain development, it seems like your baby has woken up on a different world. And they get upset by that. However, when they have gotten used to this new world, they will show new skills that are part of brain development: the skills phase (the green (app) or white (book) bar in the leap chart).
When a baby shows these skills, is very different for each child. This also depends on the interests of your child. One child will show motor developments earlier and speech developments later. The other child will do exactly the opposite. Your child ultimately determines when they show what. The nice thing is that you can recognize the character of your child at an early age :)
Some skills of, for example, leap 3 your child will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills that belong to leap 3 that your child will show in leap 4.
Therefore it is not important to know how long a leap lasts, but it is especially important when a leap, and with that the brain development, starts.
Imagine falling asleep in your familiar world. And when you wake up, suddenly your whole world has changed. Would you be crying? Cranky? Clinging to the only thing you still know?
Researchers Hetty van de Rijt and Frans Plooij discovered something remarkable in baby chimpanzees in Tanzania in 1971. After showing visible progress, the baby chimpanzees went through periods of regression. They needed the old familiar things and showed decline in independence. After coming home and continuing their research in families, they discovered that it’s no different for human babies.
They found that these changes were down to a sudden leap in brain development. And there are 10 unique leaps in the first 20 months. Using the due date we can even predict when these 10 leaps will begin.
This explanation can also be found with the Leap Charts in the book and in the app.
This represents the fussy phase of the leap. During this period, you baby may be showing Crying, Clinginess, and Crankiness (the three Cs) . The fussy phase does not have to last the entire duration of the bar. It varies for each leap.
During this week your baby is most likely to experience the fussy phase.
This represents the skills phase of the leap. During this period, your baby is most likely to demonstrate the new skills of the leap.
During this week, your baby is most likely to be the sunshine in the house.
It will seem like your baby is in a fussy phase, but it is the working out of a new skill about distances between 2 objects. Your baby has simply discovered that someone can walk away and leave him/her behind. And that’s a little scary.
To calculate your baby’s leaps, you must use the due date based on the 40 weeks, and not the date of birth. This may seem illogical, but to calculate when your baby will make a leap, the date of birth is totally irrelevant, only the due date is going to help with this.
The leaps are based on brain development with a margin of maximum 2 weeks. And this starts for all babies at the same time, the moment of conception.
And while the period between conception and the date of birth may be different for all babies, the period between conception and the due date is always the same. So by using the due date, it doesn’t matter if your baby was born too early or too late, because brain development happens at the same rate, inside or outside the womb.
The beginning of a leap happens during the fussy phase of the leap. How long this fussy phase lasts varies from leap to leap. So the fussy phase does not indicate the duration of the fussy phase, but when it may begin. The thundercloud indicates the time when your baby is most likely to be in a fussy phase. So your baby can enter the fussy phase during the first day, but also on the last day.
Because we use the due date to calculate the leaps, we know when your baby will make a leap with a margin of +/- 2 weeks. Because of this, it is also possible that your baby will enter a leap earlier than our app indicates.
Our research on a baby’s mental development only explains the first 20 months. That doesn’t not mean that mental development and leaps stops here (think of puberty, you could also call that a leap), but our research is limited to the first 20 months.
We are not qualified to give medical advice. For medical advice/questions, we recommend contacting an expert.
It’s important to first explain how a leap works to answer this question properly. Each leap consists of two phases: the fussy phase and the skills phase.
The fussy phase (the yellow (in app) or gray (in book) bar in the leap chart) is when brain development takes place. Because your baby looks at the world differently during this brain development, it seems like your baby has woken up on a different world. And they get upset by that. However, when they have gotten used to this new world, they will show new skills that are part of brain development: the skills phase (the green (app) or white (book) bar in the leap chart).
When a baby shows these skills, is very different for each child. This also depends on the interests of your child. One child will show motor developments earlier and speech developments later. The other child will do exactly the opposite. Your child ultimately determines when they show what. The nice thing is that you can recognize the character of your child at an early age :)
Some skills of, for example, leap 3 your child will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills that belong to leap 3 that your child will show in leap 4.
Therefore it is not important to know how long a leap lasts, but it is especially important when a leap, and with that the brain development, starts.
The fussy phase (the yellow (in app) or gray (in book) bar in the leap chart) is when brain development takes place. Because your baby looks at the world differently during this brain development, it seems like your baby has woken up on a different world. And they get upset by that. However, when they have gotten used to this new world, they will show new skills that are part of brain development: the skills phase (the green (app) or white (book) bar in the leap chart).
When a baby shows these skills, is very different for each child. This also depends on the interests of your child. One child will show motor developments earlier and speech developments later. The other child will do exactly the opposite. Your child ultimately determines when they show what. The nice thing is that you can recognize the character of your child at an early age :)
Some skills of, for example, leap 3 your child will show in leap 3, but there will also be skills that belong to leap 3 that your child will show in leap 4.
Therefore it is not important to know how long a leap lasts, but it is especially important when a leap, and with that the brain development, starts.
Absolutely! With every subscription on the Back to you app there is a free trial period of 7 days with no limitations. It is mandatory to enter your payment details in advance. If you cancel the subscription within the 7-day trial period, you will not be charged.
The BTY program is suitable for everyone. Even if you have a large diastasis or prolapse, or have had a C-section. With some exercises, however, you need to pay attention to this. We explain this in The Wonder Weeks – Back To You app and in the videos we indicate this with the following icons
Back To You is divided into several blocks that will help you in your recovery process. Each block consists of 3 weeks. Each block contains new exercises that perfectly match the week of recovery you are currently in. It is not recommended to fast forward the blocks, these exercises will (possibly) be heavier than your body can handle at that time. So start slowly, build up slowly and listen to your body!
You can easily change your settings in your personal profile.
If you are not satisfied or experience (technical) problems with the app, we would like to hear from you. Send us an email with a clear description and, if possible, any screenshots of the problem you are encountering and we will be happy to help you. Each refund request will be assessed separately.
Mail to: [email protected]
Mail to: [email protected]
The full program can be started immediately after giving birth but also much later, the program is for every woman who has brought a child into the world, whether this is 1 week, 1 month or a year ago. If you have given birth 6 weeks or later then you start in week 6, because the primary physical and mental recovery will have taken place by then. That is the last week of the Back phase. Women who start right away prevent weaknesses from developing into problems, and women who start later after giving birth can, with this proper guidance, reduce the problems that are developing and bring them back to good health so that real complaints (mental and physical) requiring medical / mental intervention can be prevented.
Everyone uses information in a different way. Some people prefer to read, while others prefer to have everything digital. To meet all these needs, we have developed the The Wonder Weeks! Back To You book + FREE work-out App and the full Back To You Full Program App. These are meant to be used separately, not in combination. So you can choose one of the two products, which both have the same purpose: Back To You.
In the book you will read all the information you need about recovery after your pregnancy & delivery! And since some things are nicer to see than to read, we created the free workout app where you can see the workout and join in. You can use the code from the Back To You book to install this free work-out app.
In the The Wonder Weeks! Back To You Full Program App, the book is completely digital. By filling in your delivery date you will receive the right information and work-outs for each phase. The same information as in the book is available in the app to read, listen and / or watch / participate. For this you can subscribe per month, quarter or year. Because the Back To You program lasts nine months, a year is the most economical option.
Go to thewonderweeks.com/bty to register the code and access The Wonder Weeks Back To You workout app. After registering, you can log in to the app with your e-mail address and chosen password when clicking ‘I have the book’.
When you update the app this issue should be fixed. Is it not fixed? Please contact support and they will help you.
Email to: [email protected]
Email to: [email protected]
It’s your choice whether or not to do all the exercises, of course. For optimal recovery, we recommend completing all exercises three days a week. Should you should skip some exercises, this could potentially interfere with the exercises in the next block and your recovery could be slower or not complete.
We give you a brief explanation about a prolapse and a diastasis. The Wonder Weeks – Back To You explains everything about prolapses and diastases* and gives you all the tools to safely recover them.
* If you have doubts whether you have one of the conditions below? Then contact your physician.
When the pelvic floor is not functioning as it should (you can’t tighten it at the right times, it’s too weak or too tense), the pelvic organs could fall out of place or sag. A weak pelvic floor isn’t always to blame for a prolapse, however. After all, your pelvic floor is not the only body part responsible for keeping everything inside. The rest of your powerhouse also plays a significant role.
Your vertical and oblique abdominal muscles form a lovely corset around your belly keeping everything in place, they give you strength and help maintain your posture. When you are pregnant, the influence of hormones and particularly the internal pressure make the muscles and connective tissue more flexible and the vertical muscles move farther away from each other. The abdominal muscles don’t become completely separated or split as we often hear. It is only the connection between the two muscles that stretches: the diastasis increases.
Download the Baby Monitor on 2 different devices. They can be Apple devices, Android devices or tablets. Our baby monitor works with any combination. Connect the two devices with the QR code and… Voila! You’re all set and you can now keep an eye on your baby wherever you are. See printscreens below for step-by-step installation description.
NOTE: You can download The Baby Weeks Baby as a separate app and/or through the ‘Extra’s’ in The Wonder Weeks app.
If there doesn’t appear a QR code with the baby monitor, we ask you to contact support. Please mention which device and iOS or Android version you are using. Also make sure you have the latest version of our app on your device. We are constantly improving our app, so perhaps the problem has already been solved ;)
You can also contact support through the settings in the app.
Mail to: [email protected]
Mail to: [email protected]
The baby monitor works on wifi and 4G. Therefore the range is basically unlimited.
If you are on the same wifi network, the range depends on the range of the wifi network.
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