NORA Smart Sock Baby Monitor (New 2022 Model). Birth to 3 Years. Heart Rate, Sleep Position, Temperature & Sleeping Tracking. iOS & Android. Green
Brand: Nora
Color: White
The NORA Smart Sock is (1). The Most Comprehensive: The NORA Sock has the most comprehensive readings. It tracks all: the heart rate (for sleep tracking and training purposes), the feeling temperature, the sleeping position like on-back or on-stomach, and the sleep history. (2). The Accuracy: Thanks to the high accuracy of the readings, like the heart rate, tighter normal zone, 70 to 160 BPM, is defined. It's so good that you can even catch a baby's higher heart rate during feedings. (3). Reliable Connection: It doesn’t require any WiFi or base station. It connects to your iPhone directly over Bluetooth. (4). Use Anywhere: Thanks to the direct Bluetooth link, you can use it anywhere. Enjoy road trips or even flights with NORA keeping an eye on your little baby.
Go anywhere with NORA! Indoor and outdoor, at home or on a road trip! Keep an eye on the sleeping position to make sure it always sleeps on-back. Keep tracking the sleep history as it grows every day. Monitor the foot temperature to ensure it's comfortable; Track your baby’s heart rate for sleeping tracking and training purposes, no notification. Use it anywhere with a direct Bluetooth link to iOS or Android. Get smart alerts on sleep-position and feeling temperature.
Heart rate reading and displaying is for sleep tracking, sleep training and general wellness purposes. Heart rate slows down when baby starts to fall into sleep. Reading the heart rate helps the parents to know how shallow or deep the baby is sleeping, which is helpful for sleep tracking and training. For example, parents can put the baby down into crib if its heart rate starts to slow down (in healthy range), which is a good practice of sleep training.
Supports both 'Sock Mode' and 'Diaper Mode'. ‘Sock Mode’ is recommended for NB to 18M, while the ‘Diaper Mode’ is recommended for 6M to 3Y. From 6M, the baby starts to grab and pull the sock, that’s why ‘Diaper Mode’ becomes necessary to keep the sensor hidden and allow the baby to learn roll-over, pushing-feet, sitting, standing and walking.