FDA approves Owlet’s baby-monitoring sock two years after halting salesBabySat is a medical-grade wearable pulse-ox monitor that requires a prescription.By M. Saleh, 06.22.2023
Owlet’s latest smart sock is designed to keep tabs on older kids tooBut keeping track of your kids' vitals as they grow will cost you.By A. Bouman, 08.11.2021
The best white noise machines for babiesWe try out the features of four kid-friendly smart noise machines.By A. Bouman, 03.11.2021
Filo’s Tata prevents parents from forgetting kids in car seatsThe company demoed the Tata Pad and Band at CES 2021.By A. Bouman, 01.14.2021
Bosch's electric stroller tech helps carry your baby uphillIt's connected to your phone, too.By J. Fingas, 09.02.2019
The parents of Engadget on the big (and often gimmicky) world of baby techWhat to buy, and what you can do without. By D. Wollman, 05.09.2019
How to digitally track everything your baby doesFrom apps and devices to the trusty spreadsheet, there's plenty of options.By D. Hardawar, 05.09.2019
The best baby gadgets for new parentsTried and tested by Engadget's resident moms and dads.By D. Hardawar, 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
Health and beauty tech continues to fail pregnant womenDesigning for women means designing for pregnant women.By J. Conditt, 01.11.2019
4The Owlet Band monitors your unborn baby while you sleepListen to your little nugget's heartbeat without a doctor appointment.By J. Conditt, 01.11.2019
Babeyes is a ridiculous first-person camera for babiesOh, and it relies on stickers.By C. Velazco, 01.07.2019
Honda’s Sound Sitter lulls fussy children with engine noisesThe company says the sounds are similar to what babies hear in the womb.By M. Locklear, 12.21.2018
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
7Lussya is a $300 baby lotion dispenser disguised as modern artShove in a pod of baby lotion, and the device will warm it and dispense squirts onto your hand. By D. Cooper, 01.07.2018
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
11Ford's baby crib isn't a car, but it feels like onePlease make an adult version. By B. Steele, 04.07.2017
AI can predict autism through babies' brain scansIt could lead to an earlier, more accurate diagnosis.By J. Fingas, 02.20.2017
Nintendo's '1-2 Switch' has 28 ridiculous minigames"1-2 Switch" features simulated cow milking, face shaving, and baby rocking. Really?By S. Fogel, 02.08.2017