A sleep clock that shows stars at night and a sun when it's time to get up. It has no app.20
- Cost
- £24.99 on Amazon UK
A sound machine, night light and wake-up light run from your phone. 24 sounds come free.19
- Cost
- Device, plus Hatch+ at US$49.99 a year for 60+ sounds
Video, sound and motion alerts, a night light and white noise come free with the camera. Sleep analysis, breathing motion and coaching are in a yearly plan.16
- Cost
- Camera £299 in the UK; Sleep plan £100 a year
Reads pulse and oxygen and alarms if they move out of range. The FDA cleared it as a medical device in November 2023, and it is sold in Ireland and the UK.17
- Cost
- From £229.99; reports in Owlet360 at US$9.99 a month
A bassinet that rocks and plays sound and keeps your baby on their back, for 0 to 6 months. The app has a free baby tracker.18
- Cost
- £1,395 in the UK, or rented by the month; Premium from US$149.99 a year
Smart Sleep Coach
Pampers, P&G
A sleep consultation and a 24-hour schedule that updated as you logged. It stops working on 1 December 2026, and you can download your data until then.11
- Status
- Closing; renewals have stopped and yearly plans get a part refund
On breathing monitorsThe AAP says not to use a home monitor as a way to lower the risk of sudden infant death. The Lullaby Trust says there is no evidence any monitor prevents it, and some parents find one reassuring. Both say to follow safe sleep advice either way.
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