Cradlewise has just released a new smart cradle. The new smart cradle goes for $999 US dollars and can help you put your baby to sleep. Cradlewise is said to change the sleeping game for parenting and encourage your babies to sleep without you having to do much.
According to New Atlas, this smart cradle can predict a baby's bedtime. Your child's bedtime can be predicted after the cradle monitors your child for the first few weeks. The new cradle even allows you to set an alert so that you are notified through a baby monitor when your baby has awoken.
This advanced cradle comes with built-in cameras and monitors in order to keep track of your babies' activities. These built-in cameras make it possible for the smart cradle to detect movement and sleeping patterns. According to Cradlewise, as your baby grows older, the smart cradle is able to follow your child's sleeping patterns. If your baby's sleeping habits change, the cradle will be aware of it, and will then keep you updated too. Your baby can also fall asleep by the cradles bouncing aspect that the product provides.
Cradling your baby while it cries or is tired, helps the baby emotionally built a bond with you as a parent. According to Baby Pillars, cradling your baby sends them a message of security and can support the later social development of the child. Cradling is an important aspect of parenting, and you are still able to do that if you purchase Cradlewise.
Cradlewise has come up with this easy way to get your baby to sleep and to stop crying by being able to sense when it will wake up or cry before it does. It also allows parents to choose the kind of music they want their baby to fall asleep too, weather it be meditation music or white noise. This new smart cradle comes with a lot of useful benefits for new moms and parents in general.
Technology is advancing every day, and every single day people are learning to adapt to it. From plain beds to technically smart ones, products like these can change your life. Check out the new Cradlewise smart cradle and see if it is something you would like to purchase.
Sources: Cradlewise, BabyPillars, New Atlas