Israel-based company LittleOne.Care has developed a novel solution for the worries of new parents a “smartwatch” for babies. Not actually a smartwatch, this device attaches securely to a baby’s clothing to track data on the child’s well-being. LittleOne.Care is intended for babies up to 24 months old, emits zero radiation, and meets the highest safety requirements.
To give parents peace of mind, LittleOne.Care can scan for and detect various emergencies and track baby’s day-to-day activities by analyzing real-time motions and sounds, including:
- baby’s crying and laughing frequency
- diaper changes
- feedings
- air quality
- sleep time and time baby is being active
- consistent reaction time to baby’s cry from a caregiver
- no movement for an unusual period of time
- excessive noise and yelling in the environment
- fall from a height
- shaking and extreme movements
- extended crying periods with no one approaching
- and more
The device even has the ability to change colors according to the baby’s reason for crying which will help caregivers quickly recognize and categorize cries linked to discomfort or pain, saving time in identification; it also turns red and exudes an alarm in specific cases of emergencies.
At the end of each day, parents receive a detailed, easy to read report in which they can use to analyze the care baby is receiving or simply baby’s development over time.
LittleOne.Care is available for pre-order for a special introductory price of $179.
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