Most new parents have some fear about the possibility of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) happening to their newborn baby. The Owlet Smart Sock wraps around your infant’s foot to track heart rate, oxygen levels and sleep. It notifies parents if it detects possibly unsafe levels . But does the Owlet really work? Does it really minimize anxiety? And is it worth the cost?
Unlike monitors that only tell you whether or not your kid is making noise, this actually uses hospital technology to let you monitor their oxygen levels. The Owlet bootie tracks heart rate, skin temperature, and rollovers, then downloads that data to your smartphone. It also connects to a base station that monitors constantly, just in case you're not near said smartphone. Great for those who are concerned about O2-levels in their newborn babies. Bad for those who are anxious or compulsive. Or, as they're commonly known in psychology textbooks: Parents.
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