Smart Socks

To monitor your baby when sleeping, try several options as follows:
1. Use a baby monitor, which includes a camera and audio system to observe and listen to your baby from a separate room.
2. Use a wearable baby monitor, such as a smart sock or a motion sensor. For more information about what is a smart sock, check eufy S340 smart sock as an example, which tracks your baby's sleep status, heart rate, and movements via sensors and lenses. These smart socks for babies provide real-time data and can send alerts to your phone if any abnormalities are detected.
3. Opt for audio-only monitors that allow you to hear your baby's sounds and cries.

Yes, eufy sock for baby monitors is safe for daily use with your baby when used as instructed. First, the sock is made from high-quality fabric that provides a comfortable and secure fit on your baby's feet. So it does not pose any known risks or harm when used properly. Besides, the sensor utilizes PPG (photoplethysmography) technology to track your baby's sleep by measuring light reflections and movements.

This depends on brands and products. Most smart socks like eufy's baby heart & sleep monitor socks are designed to be worn by newborn babies up to 18 months old. However, some brands may have a few models for babies up to 5 years old. Please check the size of these baby breathing monitor socks and your baby's foot to find a match.

No, smart socks should not go in the dryer. The heat from the dryer can damage the fabric and any embedded electronics, affecting their fit and functionality. Instead, the infant smart socks should be air-dried by laying them flat or hanging them in a well-ventilated area. Always follow the manufacturer’s care instructions to maintain the sock’s performance and longevity.

To wash the eufy smart socks, follow these steps:
Remove the Sensor: Gently detach the sensor from the sock before washing.
Hand Wash: Use cold water and mild detergent to hand wash the baby smart sock.
Avoid Harsh Handling: Do not wring or twist to prevent damage.
Air Dry: Lay flat to air dry; avoid dryers, which can warp the fabric and affect fit.
Reattach the Sensor: Once completely dry, reinsert the sensor carefully.