Withings is updating its Home HD camera with new baby-monitoring features.

The company’s home and air quality tracker now includes Baby Monitor Mode, which will provide an HD live stream of your child’s activities directly to a phone, tablet, or Apple TV . It also supports alerts, interactive push-to-talk, and LED-connected light and music programs.

So, next time the baby starts crying just as your Netflix marathon is gearing up, you don’t even have to put down the popcorn: The push-to-talk function makes it easy to interact with your kids, even when they’re in another room.

“We wanted to create something that helped give concerned parents peace of mind,” Withings CEO Cedric Hutchings said in a statement.

When a fussy child can’t get to sleep, turn on the new LED-connected lullaby sound programs, developed and curated by infant specialists to help babies snooze. Plus, a built-in nightlight is synchronized with the music, which can be controlled remotely from a phone.

The Withings app even works while you’re playing Candy Crush or the phone is in lock mode, so you’ll never miss a cry, a giggle, or a smile. Parents can adjust alerts to receive push notifications only when needed.

“Home helps ensure your children are both safe and living in a healthy environment,” Hutchings said. “It also acts as the perfect video diary, with capability to record precious moments as your little one grows, allowing you to capture those moments forever.”

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Withings will launch an Amazon-exclusive bundle, with the Home camera and two interchangeable covers (one pink, one blue)—available starting Dec. 1. The Home HD camera is also sold on Withings.com and at Best Buy stores for $199.95.

For more, see PCMag’s reviews of Withings Home and Withings Smart Baby Monitor.