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nanny cam

British  

noun

  1. a camera that transmits images to a computer, used to monitor children in another location

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Because along with being a nanny cam for Santa, the elf was a mischievous imp — at least according to my child, the book, the internet, and the whole terrible, conniving world.

From Salon

This canine-focused nanny cam records and broadcasts your dog’s activity in full HD, so you can check in with your pup when you’re not at home.

From Fox News

Several videos captured on a “nanny cam” system were shown in court Wednesday and depicted repeated abuse against the 9-year-old, who was forced to do physical exercises for hours in a row.

From Washington Times

Having hired the young Geneva to replace her as caregiver, she discovers via nanny cam that Genevahas taken up with Selena’s unemployed husband, Graham.

From Los Angeles Times

Also, if it continues, get a nanny cam so we can see the ghost.

From Slate