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24 January 2019, 11:17 | Updated: 24 January 2019, 11:32
Her £135 wireless monitor showed a video stream of another child's nursery instead of her own.
Edana Day was shocked when she set up her new wireless baby monitor to find it showed another child's nursery - and not her own daughter sleeping.
The 27-year-old mum told 9News that she had purchased the popular wireless monitor from Uniden to watch over her eight month old daughter.
She explained: "I logged in through what the instructions told me to and it wasn't my daughter's bedroom,
"It was somebody else's bedroom."
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She is so shaken from the situation that she now feels too scared to use the system in case somebody can see inside her daughters bedroom.
She said: "I don't know if someone can see my daughter's room now, I don't feel safe using this product
"I don't know if anyone around the world can log in and see my daughter's bedroom.
"That's my daughter's safety, I feel sick."
The product is described as 'award winning' by the company that makes it and costs a cool £135 so not exactly cheap.
It allows the parent to check on their child via a video stream viewed via an app on a smartphone or iPad remotely as well as on a screen at home.
9News reached out to Uniden but the company said they wouldn't comment on the incident until the product had been reviewed.