The Owlet Smart Sock Plus fills a need for people who are already on the Owlet bandwagon: It allows parents to continue using a product they like and are comfortable with for a longer period of time.

Owlet makes one of the few infant wearables: a smart “sock” that wraps around a baby’s foot and sends readings back to an app. They also make a more standard camera that can work with the ...

Owlet has stopped selling its lineup of smart baby monitoring socks, which are supposed to track a baby’s vital signs and sleep patterns, after receiving a warning letter from the Food and Drug ...

The Owlet Smart Socks are described as being able to track a child's heart rate, oxygen level and sleep trend, which can be read in real-time with the company's Owlet App, ...

The Owlet smart sock transmits a child’s heart rate, oxygen levels, skin temperature, sleep quality and sleep position to a parent’s smartphone; ...

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Owlet 2.0, the next version of the smart sock, will contain an alarm that notifies parents of emergencies such as the baby's oxygen levels falling below the norm.

The Owlet Smart Sock 2 works, there’s no denying it. When this is strapped on it’s a comfortably non-invasive way to measure your little bundle’s vitals and Owlet’s Connected Care platform ...

The Owlet Smart Sock 2 Baby Monitor tracks an infant’s heart rate and blood oxygen level using pulse oximetry. The monitor has three components: the sock, a base station, and a smartphone app.

The Owlet Smart Sock 2 baby monitor lets you check on your child's vital signs at any time, and will automatically notify you if there's a problem. It's pricey, but you get peace of mind.

First-time parents Ryan Golinski and Kate Crawford splurged on a $300 wearable monitor called the Owlet Smart Sock before welcoming their son in early July. “I’m a worrier, so I began to look ...

A baby wears an Owlet smart sock on Friday. The Utah-based baby care tech company has received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for its baby monitor Dream Sock.