Our subscription offering, Owlet360, goes beyond a simple baby monitor, providing valuable insights into your baby's well-being during sleep.
Here's what Owlet360 can do:
- Track Trends, Not Just Numbers: Dream Sock focuses on personalized insights, highlighting changes in your baby's Oxygen Saturation, Pulse Rate, Movement, and Comfort Temperature compared to their own weekly averages. This helps you identify potential changes in their growth and development and overall well-being.
- Comfort Temperature Monitoring: Understand your baby's sleep environment with Comfort Temperature insights. Identify if the room is too warm or cool based on trends in sock temperature, helping you create an ideal sleep environment.
- Peace of Mind: With insights into your baby's vitals and comfort, Dream Sock empowers you to make informed decisions about your baby's sleep and well-being.
- Extended Cam Clip History: Watch, save, and share moments with 14 days of Cam Clips
Owlet360 Dashboard
Discover valuable insights and trends about your child's sleep from day one with the Dream Sock. Once you subscribe, you'll gain access to the Owlet360 dashboard to explore your child's sleep patterns in detail.
Morning Report
The Morning Report provides you a snapshot of your baby's sleep from the previous night. You can access the morning report each day from the top of the Owlet360 dashboard.
Tapping into the Morning Report you will be able to see further details about your baby's sleep, including their level of deep sleep, total sleep time and wakings. You will also get a comparison of how your babies sleep patterns compare to other Owlet babies and hints and tips on how to improve sleep patterns.
Today’s Summary
Get a quick overview of your child's sleep patterns for the day. This section provides a summary of key trends and highlights areas where you might want to explore the data in more detail.
Pulse Rate
Your baby’s Pulse Rate Insight follows their own personal trends. A change in trend doesn't mean the levels are not in a healthy range, just different from your baby's weekly average. Your baby’s Pulse Rate will lower as they grow and develop and will change throughout different sleep states. You may find that your baby’s Pulse Rate trend changes when they might be going through a phase or experiencing some changes, which could be why they're feeling a bit out of sorts.
It’s healthy for your baby to have a lower Pulse Rate while asleep than awake. It’s also normal for your baby to have Pulse Rate variability throughout the session, as they wake and fall asleep, toss and turn or even cry. If your baby spent most of their monitoring sessions awake compared to their usual amount of sleep, you will notice a higher Pulse Rate trend. Visit healthychildren.org for more information or see your doctor for concerns.
| Age | Awake Rate (BPM | Sleeping Rate (BPM) |
| 0-3 months | 100-205 | 90-160 |
| 4-12 months | 100-180 | 90-160 |
| 1-2 years | 98-140 | 80-120 |
| 3-5 years | 80-120 | 65-100 |
“Beats This Week" provided in this section are intended to be fun facts only. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this app.
Oxygen
Your baby's Oxygen Saturation Insight shows their personal oxygen saturation level trends. A change in trends doesn't mean the levels are not in a healthy range, only that they are different from your baby's weekly average. Oxygen Saturation levels stay mostly steady, with slight changes during different sleep stages. Lower trends might occur if your baby isn’t feeling their best or is going through a developmental change, but levels for healthy babies should always be above 90%. If you see anything below 90%, check on your baby and consider talking to your doctor.
“Baby Breaths Fun Facts" provided in this section are intended to be fun facts only. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this app.
Comfort Temperature
Your baby’s Comfort Temperature Insight follows their own personal trends. Dream Sock helps you track your baby's comfort levels based on the temperature from the Sensor in the Sock. Big changes from their normal baseline could mean their sleep environment is a bit too warm or cool. Try adjusting the room or their snuggly outfit to help them feel just right. Comfort Temperature is not a measurement of your baby’s body temperature but rather the temperature of the Sensor when placed on your baby’s foot, and should only be used to help understand your baby’s environmental temperature.
“Weekly Comfort Report" provided in this section is intended to be a fun fact and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this app.
Movement
Your baby’s Movement Insights follows their own personal trends. Dream Sock helps you track your baby's movement based on the movement detected from the sensor in the sock. Movement is tracked when your baby is wearing the sock and sensor. If your baby is awake while wearing the sock and sensor, they may have more movement than if they were only wearing Sock and Sensor during sleep.
“Weekly Wiggle Fun Fact" provided in this section is intended to be a fun fact only, and are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this app.
Sleep Position
Available in the morning report, sleep position plots your baby’s time spent in three key sleep positions throughout the night. For our initial launch, we will show hours spent in the following positions: back, tummy and side. Periods of high movement or creative sleeping positions will not be counted in this graph, so the cumulative time in the three positions shown in the graph might not match the total session duration shown in the morning report summary. The text insight at the top of the graph will change according to Baby’s age and body positions, and will reiterate safe sleep recommendations from the AAP. In the future, we will add deeper insights, so stay tuned for new features in the coming months.
Sock Wearing Score
See how often your child wears the Dream Sock. This card shows which days your child wore the Dream Sock for at least 10 minutes. For the most accurate sleep trends, consistent Dream Sock use is recommended.
Sleep Environment (Cam 2)
Today's Summary
A highlight for what is happening with room temperature and humidity trends on the current day is shared to let you know everything looks in range or what might need to be further reviewed.
Average Room Temperature
Keeping the temperature within the AAP recommendation of 68°F to 72°F promotes a comfortable and cozy sleep environment. View the current temperature and click in for more details.
Average Room Humidity
Keeping the temperature within the AAP recommendation of 68°F to 72°F promotes a comfortable and cozy sleep environment. View the current temperature and click in for more details.
Drill Down Data, Insights and Trends
Get a comprehensive view of your child's sleep data. The dashboard provides a daily summary. For a deeper dive into heart rate, oxygen levels, comfort temperature, and movement, click on the corresponding insight card.
Pulse Rate and Oxygen Drill Down Charts
Track heart rate and oxygen levels over time. Both the Pulse Rate and Oxygen sections include detailed charts to help you understand your child's trends.
Min/Max Chart
See your child's daily highs and lows. This chart displays the minimum and maximum values for the past 7 days. Click on a bar to see detailed information for that day. The purple line shows the average value for the week.
Distribution Chart
Understand how your child's heart rate or oxygen levels change throughout the day. This chart shows how much time your child spent at different heart rate or oxygen levels. Click on a bar to see detailed information for that time period. You can also view this data for any of the past 7 days.
Population Comparison
See how your child’s heart rate or oxygen levels compare to millions of other babies using Smart Sock and Dream Sock in this distribution chart. Your child's weekly average is marked with a blue dot. This helps you understand if your child's readings are within a normal range for their age, but is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this app.
About Cards
Learn more about your child's sleep data. Each section includes an "About" card explaining how to interpret the information. For heart rate and oxygen levels, you'll also find a chart showing average ranges for sleeping and awake babies by age.
Comfort Temperature, Movement Drill Down, Room Temperature, and Room Humidity Charts
Track comfort temperature and movement patterns over time. Both sections provide helpful charts to visualize your child's trends.
Room Temperature, and Room Humidity (Cam 2)
These charts display the minimum and maximum values for the past 7 days. Click on a bar to see detailed information for that day. The purple line shows the average value for the week.
Deviation Graphs
For Comfort Temp and Movement drill downs, you will find a deviation graph. These graphs compare your baby’s comfort temp or movement to their weekly (past 7 days) average. Each dot represents their deviation from their baseline for that specific day. They are clickable so we can see each day's value.
About Cards
The About cards can be found under each section for Pulse Rate, Oxygen, Comfort Temp, and Movement. The About card will help you understand how best to interpret the information provided within Owlet360.