Big Screen, Peace of Mind: Annie Baby Monitor Is Now Available on Android TV

Keeping an eye on your baby doesn’t always fit neatly into your day. Sometimes your hands are busy, your phone is charging in the other room, or you just don’t feel like unlocking a screen for the tenth time in an hour.

In moments like those, having your baby right there on a bigger screen can feel surprisingly reassuring – and honestly, a lot more comfortable too.

That’s exactly why this update feels so natural: Annie Baby Monitor app is now available on Android TV and Android TV boxes.

If you already have a TV in your living room or bedroom, you can now turn it into a large, clear baby monitor screen – using devices you already own. No extra cameras, no new hardware to buy, no complicated setup.

Flexible Baby Monitoring Across All Your Devices

Annie Baby Monitor app has always been about flexibility. You take two devices you already have – phones, tablets, or other smart devices – install the app, pair them, and you’re good to go. One device stays with your baby and works like a camera. The other becomes your monitor.

With Android TV support, that “monitor” can now be your television.

This gives you the freedom to combine devices in whatever way works best for you:

• Android phones or tablets
• iPhones or iPads
• any computer
• TVs and boxes with Android TV

Your baby doesn’t care what screen you’re using – but your eyes might. A TV gives you a big, comfortable view, especially during long evenings or quiet nights.

Key Features Available on Android TV

While Android TV doesn’t support every feature available on phones, the most important ones are there – especially the ones parents use daily.

What you can use on Android TV:

• Live video in HD
• Night Mode for low-light and nighttime monitoring
• Sound monitoring
• Lullabies
• White noise

These features alone cover the core of baby monitoring. The TV works best as a monitoring screen, not as the camera itself – and that’s where it really shines.

Why a TV makes sense: A bigger screen means less eye strain and fewer check-ins. Instead of unlocking your phone repeatedly, you can glance at the TV while cooking, folding laundry, or relaxing on the couch.

Pairing Annie Baby Monitor App with Android TV

If you’ve ever paired two phones with the Annie Baby Monitor app, you already know how this works. Pairing with Android TV follows the same process.

You can connect devices using:

• A numeric code, or
• A QR code

No accounts to juggle, no cables, no tech headaches. Just install the app on both devices, select which device is the baby camera and which is the monitor, then pair them – setup usually takes less than a minute.

When Baby Monitoring via TV Comes in Handy…

Using a television as your baby monitor might sound unusual at first  – but once you try it, it quickly feels obvious.

1. Evenings in the living room

Your baby is asleep, and you finally sit down to relax. Instead of keeping your phone in your hand, the live video is right there on the TV. One glance tells you everything is fine.

2. Busy mornings

While getting ready for the day – packing bags, making breakfast, chasing a toddler – you can keep the baby visible on the TV without stopping what you’re doing.

3. Hosting friends or family

When you have guests over, your phone often ends up in a random place. With the TV serving as your monitor, you can stay present while still keeping an eye on your baby without pulling out your phone every few minutes.

Final Thoughts

Baby monitoring doesn’t need to turn your home into a tech showroom or push you into buying yet another device. With Annie Baby Monitor app available on Android TV, the screen you already use every day can quietly do the job of a baby monitor too.

Seeing your baby on a large screen feels calm and effortless, especially during those slow evenings or late nights when you want a quick, reassuring glance.

And if you’ve got an old phone tucked away in a drawer and a TV nearby, you already have everything you need  – no tricky setup, no extra equipment, just something that fits naturally into everyday life.

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