Measuring What
Matters

Track what you need to know about your
baby’s well-being and their environment
— no more, no less.

Understanding your baby's well-being

Ensuring baby’s well-being goes beyond data. It includes a comfortable environment and a human touch.

  • Heart Rate

    Your baby’s heart rate slows in deep sleep. Being able to monitor their heart rate can help you see if they’re sleeping soundly. Normal heart rate for babies up to 1 year old is 80-205.

  • Oxygen Levels

    Oxygen levels represent the percentage of oxygen in your blood. It’s normal for an infant's oxygen levels to temporarily dip during everyday activities such as eating or even filling their diaper. A range of 92-100% blood oxygen can be perfectly normal, while levels below 92% can be irregular.

  • Skin Temperature Variation

    Just like you, your baby’s skin temperature will fluctuate depending on activity or time of day. You’ll be able to track and be notified if there’s a variation in your baby’s skin temperature.

  • Sleep Tracking

    When your baby falls asleep there are key indicators that drop into a different range. Tracking these numbers can let you know when your baby falls asleep.

Environmental Comfort

Measure and adjust different elements in their environment to make them as comfortable as possible.

  • Room Temperature

    If the temperature where your baby sleeps is too hot or too cold, they might have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. Ideal room temp is between 65 and 72 degrees Fahrenheit.

  • Room Humidity

    The right level of humidity in your baby’s room can protect them from dry skin and decrease nasal congestion by helping loosen mucus — especially helpful if they have a cold. The optimal humidity for the sleep environment is between 45-60%.

  • Sound/Speaker

    Two-way communication lets you listen to your little one or soothe them from another room.

  • Sound Machine

    Create a calm environment for your baby with white noise or gentle lullabies to help soothe them with familiar tunes. At the right level, white noise can help dull distracting sounds and encourage healthy sleep.

  • Nightlight

    A gentle light provides enough brightness to change diapers or feed your baby, but is easy on blurry eyes. The dim light also keeps you and your child in sleep-time mode. You can set any color of light in the baby's nursery to help soothe or wake up your baby.