The Snoo Smart Bassinet pitch focuses on safety and sleep. Its purported ability to help babies—and their caregivers—get more shut-eye has fueled its popularity with those who can afford the $1,300 ...

Read the original article on Purewow. The Happiest Baby SNOO Smart Sleeper bassinet is a high-tech, smart bassinet that is designed to help your baby sleep better and soothe them when they're fussing.

For new parents, the Snoo smart bassinet sounds like a dream. It keeps your little one safely swaddled, and it can rock them to sleep when they fuss at night. The only problem? It's $1,160. Now, ...

Parenting gadgets can be divisive, but in this day and age none are more talked about than the Snoo. The Snoo, a smart bassinet that automatically rocks and soothes a baby, hit the market in 2016 and ...

Parenting gadgets can be divisive, but in this day and age none are more talked about than the Snoo. The Snoo, a smart bassinet that automatically rocks and soothes a baby, hit the market in 2016 and ...

Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Anyone that has had a kid in the past five years will have come across the SNOO from ...

Exhausted parents the world over have probably fantasized about a crib that could automatically rock their crying babies to sleep. And Snoo, a new $1,150 smart sleeper, promises to do that. It mimics ...

Impulsiveness. Moodiness. Headaches. The side effects of getting too little sleep can feel a bit like a hangover—or being tipsy, but without the fun and social part. Parents experience a lot of joy, ...

Dr. Harvey Karp’s company Happiest Baby is behind the $1,700 bassinet that Serena Williams, Ashton Kutcher and Beyoncé can’t stop buying. Sounds expensive? Dr. Karp’s got a plan for that. He is also ...

Find out how you can trial the SNOO for free. Ask any new parent what their number-one struggle with a newborn is and, aside from trying to remember what day of the week it is and the last boob they ...

Like many parents to be, physician Tania Elliott was worried about being sleep-deprived once her baby arrived. So the Long Island City resident and her husband invested in a high-tech solution: a ...

It was around 6 a.m. one morning when I realized I’d be watching the sunrise trying to get my newborn to sleep. Like most new moms, I loved gazing at my baby son’s tiny face in awe. I also usually ...