Wochel Baby Monitor Mount for VTech VM924/VM901/VM923 — Flexible Clamp Mount, Tool-Free Installation

Effortless, flexible viewing for your baby

The Wochel Baby Monitor Mount is designed to keep your VTech VM924, VM901, VM923 (and VM928) in clear view without wall damage or drilling. Note: the 2025 VM923/VM924 base is not compatible with this mount. Built for real-life homes, it blends discreet design with sturdy performance so you can monitor your little one with confidence.

Flexible and adjustable—the bendable gooseneck allows you to capture the best angle from a crib, chair, or changing table. The result is a stable, adjustable view that helps you react quickly to restless nap times or night-time feeds, all while keeping the monitor secure and in frame.

Tool-free installation—clip the mount onto flat panels, crib rails, chairs, or furniture. There are no screws to drive and no wall damage, so you can move or reposition the setup in seconds and take it with you between rooms or on trips.

Stable and sturdy design—a reinforced bottom clip and premium materials ensure the monitor stays fixed with minimal wobble, even as your baby shifts or the room lighting changes.

What you get—1x Baby Monitor Clip Mount, 2× Adapter Connectors, 3× Wall Screws, 3× Wall Anchors, 1x Manual. A practical, ready-to-use bundle that supports a quick start and flexible placement.

Real-world setups you might consider include clipping the mount to a crib edge for a constant view during naps, placing it on a dresser or shelf for daytime monitoring, or attaching it to a kitchen island to stay aware while you prepare a bottle. The mount’s standard 1/4 threaded hole also accommodates other cameras with the same pattern, offering versatile value beyond a single model.

In practice, this mount suggests possibilities: a stable viewing angle that adapts as your routine evolves, tool-free installation that respects your home, and portable flexibility so you can relocate the monitor with ease. It aims to support your day-to-day caregiving without making promises, focusing instead on practical benefits you can test in your own space.