Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/9bmSFPsptSO.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter “Put an Owlet on Her & Let Her Sleep” wait [RECjbLVCIgg] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Source: @isilthepsychologist An Owlet sock might seem like a smart tool for monitoring a baby’s heart rate and oxygen levels at home, but it can create a false sense of security—or unnecessary panic. If parents start relying on it over trusted medical advice, or if it causes them to ignore safe sleep recommendations, it can become risky. Pediatricians generally advise against using these kinds of monitoring devices for healthy babies because they can lead to overtesting, anxiety, and even unsafe changes to sleep setups. While tech can be helpful in some cases, it should never replace professional guidance or lead parents away from established safety advice. #babies #women #pregnancy EgE3eQ91fxq fH55lw8EFww ItcpHLth1y4 OvjM1ttALLg xLnX8KO6dO2 lhyloywIFTq
Source: @isilthepsychologist An Owlet sock might seem like a smart tool for monitoring a baby’s heart rate and oxygen levels at home, but it can create a false sense of security—or unnecessary panic. If parents start relying on it over trusted medical advice, or if it causes them to ignore safe sleep recommendations, it can become risky. Pediatricians generally advise against using these kinds of monitoring devices for healthy babies because they can lead to overtesting, anxiety, and even unsafe changes to sleep setups. While tech can be helpful in some cases, it should never replace professional guidance or lead parents away from established safety advice. #babies #women #pregnancy EgE3eQ91fxq fH55lw8EFww ItcpHLth1y4 OvjM1ttALLg xLnX8KO6dO2 lhyloywIFTq