Wearable Smart Sock Baby Sleep Monitor Tracks Infant's O2 Level

Considering that parents are always concerned about babies' respiratory during sleep, this baby sleep monitor with alarms is created to continuously track a baby's heart rate, blood oxygen levels and body movements overnight. Once there is something amiss, new parents will receive the notifications and make an instant response. This device can give thousands of moms peace of mind. It's suitable for babies of 0-36 months. A wearable foot monitor with gentle and breathable fabric would provide a safe and comfortable wearing experience like a sock. Two sizes of soft wraps for different age stages are available, with velcro to secure precisely. It syncs data automatically when connected to the App. A connected free APP records the baby's real-time heart rate, o2 levels and body movements during sleep and sounds an audio alarm when the heart rates and o2 levels are detected to leave the zone that you preset. History records can be reviewed on the phone anytime. Detailed PDF/CSV baby sleep reports can also be exported, printed from PC software and shared with families or doctors. The built-in rechargeable battery provides 16 hours of battery life. With a display screen and built-in memory, it can work stand-alone, even without a smartphone.
The Sleep Monitor continually tracks your baby's heart rate and movement, suitable for every nap and bedtime. Not for sports. Soft & Adjustable Band. Gentle & breathable fabric provides a comfortable wearing experience like a sock. Two sizes of soft wraps for different age stages, with velcro to secure precisely. The free APP for IOS & Android allows you to monitor your baby's real-time heart rate and body movements during sleep and daily life. Review history records anytime and anywhere. Free PC Software. Export, print and share detailed PDF/CSV reports. Share with your families. Built-in Memory. Work stand-alone, even without a smartphone. Sync data automatically when connected to App. Rechargeable battery.

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