Now that September is underway, and the babysitter has gone back to college, it’s hard to know exactly what’s going on in your home while you’re at work.

Keep an eye on the kids when they get home after school with the help of safe and secure products from our September Brand of the Month, Nest. Nest offers premium products to keep you and your family safe with 24/7 streaming, so you can check in at any time with a quick click to open the Nest app.

Nest is most popularly known for their indoor and outdoor cameras, and with the Nest Hello, you always know who is at your front door, day or night. It is designed to provide you with full coverage of your doorstep and to deliver bright and crisp images right to your phone! What sets the Nest Hello apart from competition is that it can recognize friends and family and can create special alerts for each of them, in addition to setting up motion and sound alerts. Our favorite feature is the ability to create prerecorded responses for quick and natural sounding responses for when you’re not able to answer!

If you want to make sure the kids are safe and secure inside the home (and not hanging from the rafters), Nest Indoor and Nest Indoor IQ cameras are great options for you. Each plug into an outlet and provide you with 1080p HD coverage, 24/7. The main difference between the Indoor and Indoor IQ is that the Indoor IQ has the ability to pair with Google Home products. Just like the Nest Hello, it provides you with alerts on your phone and a 3-hour snapshot history.

If you’re looking for optimal security, Nest Aware is a “monthly subscription that continuously records what’s happening, 24/7, for up to 30 days. You can scan through your entire video history – not just clips – to see what you missed. You’ll also get alerts for things that matter, like when your Nest Cam spots a person, or your Nest Hello or Nest Cam IQ detects a familiar face.”

Give yourself some peace of mind this school year and put your trust into Nest to protect your most prized possessions! Of course, we’re referring to the kids, not your brand new 60” TV!