The baby tech you need (and the tech you don’t)The best baby monitor isn't necessarily the one with the most features.By D. Cooper, 05.09.2019
What we're buying: A terrible replacement baby monitorHe wanted something no-frills, what he got was actively hostile.By Engadget, 01.19.2019
Fisher-Price’s wearable baby monitor is an unreliable rash machineThe only thing it reliably did was cause eczema breakouts.By T. O'Brien, 04.10.2018
Nanit the AI nanny tries to unravel the mysteries of a restless babyIt learns your kid's sleeping patterns so you don't have to.By D. Cooper, 08.10.2017
14The best baby monitor is a simple night-vision cameraDon't bother with the overpriced "smart" option.By D. Cooper, 02.01.2017
14Raybaby is a baby monitor that tracks your child's breathingNo need for wearable sensors. By N. Lee, 01.31.2017
Netgear's smart baby monitor is more than a walkie-talkieThis baby cam also monitors air quality and temperature while streaming 1080p video.By T. Regan, 01.04.2017
Mattel built a $300 Echo for kidsIt'll read bedtime stories and play soothing sounds if your child wakes up in the night.By N. Summers, 01.03.2017
Ben Heck's sound-switching headphonesDesigned for parents who want to listen to music but still be able to hear their crying baby.By element14, 12.25.2016
Nest seems to be working on a 'smart crib' loaded with sensorsThe company has filed a patent for a connected cradle that could monitor a baby's patterns and movements.By M. Lalwani, 06.30.2016
Nanit's baby monitor offers wearable-free sleep trackingIt's described as the 'Tesla of baby monitors.'By D. Cooper, 06.15.2016
iBaby M6 baby monitor lets you and three family members keep eyes on junior remotelyBy S. Cooper, 01.06.2014
D-Link hits CES with portable router and charger combos, WiFi range extenders and surveillance equipmentBy S. Buckley, 01.06.2014
Belkin WeMo Baby monitor lets you listen to Junior via an internet connection and an iOS deviceBy M. Gorman, 10.17.2012