Owlet Dream Sock

I wish I could give this 100 stars, my baby was in NICU for a number of days and this has given me NOTHING but peace of mind. It does go off when baby is moving so other than that no false reads. I sleep so good and after a few days you will trust it as well! Amazing product

My baby was actually just born today, so while we haven't had the chance to officially put the sock to the test during a full night at home yet, I can already tell this was the right move. As a new parent, the "first night" nerves are no joke, and just having this ready to go in the nursery is giving me so much peace of mind. The fact that it’s FDA-cleared to track live heart rate and oxygen levels is the main reason we went with the Dream Sock. It feels more like a reliable piece of health tech than just a standard baby monitor. The setup was quick and the app is super intuitive, which is exactly what you need when you're functioning on zero sleep. Just knowing that it’s there to alert us if anything falls out of the normal range makes the transition home from the hospital feel a lot less intimidating. If you're an anxious parent (or just a first-timer like me), the mental relief this provides before you even use it is worth every penny.

I was unable to get the app to connect originally, customer service is good though and they were able to help. The 3 stars really comes down to the poor range. It says up to 100 ft but I’ve had this disconnect 5ft from the base station. Nothing like trying to change a poopy diaper or calm a screaming baby and having this stupid thing start beeping every 30 seconds to push you over the edge. The fine print says some things about how it will struggle to read if the babies feeding??? So it’ll go off then too and you have to take it off or turn it off every time you do that unless you want it to screen. Like a Fitbit that doesn’t work when you’re drinking, the base station thing is a flaw alone, but the connection issues are terrible. Also the base station has a battery but only enough battery life to yell at you that it’s unplugged. If the connection is so terrible and I have to carry this around my home atleast give it significant battery life. Update: 2:30am some day in dec 2025, losing track of time. I’m 2 ft away from it trying to get my baby to go to sleep and it’s going off, I’m throwing this out a f*****g window. Down to one star Update Dec 27,2025: well I haven’t thrown it out a window yet. I have been doing a lot of thinking. This item will be great…if I ever develope an arch nemesis in my life and they have a baby and I need to slowly make them lose their mind. Most recently I was up at 3am trying to get baby to fall asleep. Took baby to a separate room, I have a small house so every room is less then 100 ft away. Forgot to take the base station with me. Somehow the connectivity heavens opened up and the base station stayed quiet. So it didn’t wake my wife which was great. Baby fell asleep so took baby back to our room. Put baby in the bassinet. Lay my head to go to sleep, base station goes off with connectivity issues, wife’s awake, babies awake I’m awake. Beautiful. This kind of stuff is a regular occurrence. The only reason we still have it is because it gives my lovely wife peace of mind. But It may just make me lose mine. Still one star. Update: Dec 31st: base station is on rice, I did not drop it in water on purpose. Crying baby was taking him to another room to sleep, was thirsty so grabbed my water cup to take with me, two steps out the door, base station reminds me I forgot it with its great beeping. Hurry in to grab it and take it with me to the other room. We have two plugs for it now seeing as you have to move it but don’t want to crawl under the bed where our plug is. So unplug it grab my water cup again cause I haven’t had a drink yet. Head to other room with yelling base station, crying baby, thirsty dad. Attempt to press the base station to silence that and atleast have a little peace. Somehow plops right into my water cup. Cups perfect size to where I can’t grab it so run to sink dumb it. Impressively enough, it’s still yelling at me and working. Part of me hopes it dies, other part of me hopes it survives so my wife doesn’t want to spend another 300 DOLLARS. Oh yea no base stations are individually available for purchase from them. Adding to the dumbness. Will update if it survives Update: Jan what’s today? 2026 Base station survived on rice for 48 hours, dried out and still works unfortunately. I have made peace with it. I must have prayed for patience at some point so God sent me this to test it. There’s a reason for everything right? I am smarter than the torchers who invented this, I have plugged it into a battery back that comes with me everywhere. It’s like I have two babies now, my other one just cries less. But it works, might get it a little carry bag to go along with its new battery. Recommendation to the creators, on iteration 5or 6 of this thing, whatever you’re on, and if you read these, which I suspect you don’t. GGIVE THE BASE STATION ITS OWN BATTERY SO YOU CAN TAKE IT AROUND THE HOUSE and or make the range an actual 100ft not 100 inches. Thanks, and thanks for helping me become a more patient man through the testing of it. Might update again in the future. We’ll see. Staying one star.

My pediatrician told me not to get it, but we did and loved it! It did great. It had a few false alarms but for the most part it was accurate and helped me keep peace of mind. It is sensitive, which for us the false alarms were because of my baby moving like crazy. It lasted for 16 hours on one charge. It is a little pricey, but I think it is worth the money.

Works great! Shows you just the heartbeat rate and oxygen %. It cost 99.99$ a year so if you want to spend that much on it go ahead. The base has to connect to your Wi-Fi so if you travel with it, make sure you at least have a hotspot on or home wifi and a power source to it like a power bank you can hook it up to and still be close to it. Wi-Fi hotspot will also work with it. Just make sure you set it up properly. I have not tried it without Wi-Fi but you can go ahead and see if it works without Wi-Fi. The comforter on it seems really comfortable. The sink speed takes like 30 to 60 seconds for it to completely read it correctly and the ease of set up as easy as long as you follow instructions and you can also call customer service and watch YouTube tutorials on how to set it up if you want visual Instructions. And the design of the sock is soft and flexible quality on the baby‘s foot just make sure you put it on a little snug so we can read properly.

recently had my baby girl and decided to try the Owlet Sock and honestly, it has been one of the best purchases I’ve made as a new mom. The sock is easy to put on, stays in place, and doesn’t bother my baby at all. What I love most is the peace of mind it gives me. I can finally sleep without constantly waking up to check if she’s breathing. The app is super easy to use and the notifications are clear. It tracks her heart rate and oxygen levels, which is incredibly reassuring, especially during those first newborn weeks. The battery lasts through the night, and the charging base is quick and simple. If you’re a nervous or first-time mom (like me!), this product is a lifesaver. It’s definitely worth the price for the reassurance it provides. Highly recommend to any parent looking for extra safety and peace of mind.

As a first-time mom, I really do love the Owlet Sock because it gives me so much peace of mind—especially during those early newborn nights. Being able to check my baby’s oxygen and heart rate helps me sleep easier and feel more confident. That said, it hasn’t been perfect. The false alarms can definitely cause anxiety, and we’ve experienced connection issues from time to time, which can be frustrating. Those moments can take away from the reassurance it’s meant to provide. Overall, despite the occasional stress from false alerts and connectivity problems, I would still recommend the Owlet to other parents. The peace of mind it offers outweighs the downsides, especially for first-time moms who want a little extra reassurance.

Our owlet dream sock is a must have!! It works so good and has put us at ease every night since having our son. It is expensive but so worth the money! It tracks their sleep in three different phases. Active or awake, light sleep, or deep sleep. It tracks their oxygen saturation along with their heart rate. We have had a couple times that his oxygen has gone down and it has alarmed. I am a very deep sleeper and the alarm is loud enough to wake me up. They send you two different sized socks and they are slightly stretchy and fit so good! We have used ours everyday for the last year and it still works like a champ. Super durable and soft fabric.