Marketplace Tech · Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Smart baby monitors like Nanit are evolving beyond basic surveillance, now offering AI-driven subscription services that provide personalized sleep schedules and health tips for infants. These services leverage data collected by the devices to offer advice that mimics or augments parental instincts.
“It was suggesting, you know, really like when my daughter should go to sleep next and when we should wake her up and how we should put her down.”
“We have a night light sound machine called The Hatch. And it's connected to an app on the phone and the app started offering me a $50 upgrade for quote science back sleep sounds and sleep tips.”
“So it would help your baby sleep, which of course would help you sleep more.”