We have add our Owlet and have used it since our little one was born, she is now 9 months. Our daughter came down with Pneumonia and this was a piece of mind making sure her O2 levels stayed in a good range.
My 4 month old daughter had RSV and we were able to determine when to take her to the hospital based on her O2 levels. The owlet sock has helped me get through many stress filled nights knowing it would wake me if her HR or oxygen was too low. If you can afford it, you won’t regret the purchase. The only adjustment I would like to see made is being able to change the range of HR or O2 levels at which you are notified.
When my daughter started sleeping on her stomach my anxiety hit an all time high. The Owlet completely changed that. It’s so comforting knowing she’s safe & breathing well. Also, I love knowing what stage of sleep she’s in. It’s much more accurate than the Nanit.
Our son is a preemie and was in the NICU for 11 days, so we got used to watching the monitors for his O2, heart rate and more. This sock is a lifesaver for us in terms of quelling our anxiety while he sleeps. I'd be up every five seconds watching him breathe if not for this little sock. Of course, it's not perfect: my main complaint is the range of the sock to the base station isn't very good, especially in this day and age with bluetooth technology how it is.
We love being able to monitor our baby's stats and watch sleep patterns. Putting on the sock has been a part of our nightly routine since day 1! While I love the new sock/app, I do wish the O2 stats would be included in the sleep history like it was before.