Wearables Track Infants’ Vital Signs

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Yuliya Chernova, Oh, Baby, Wearables Track Infants’ Vital Signs. Wall Street Journal, May 13, 2014
(Aleks Swerdlow, who is expecting her first baby in July * * * of Santa Clara, Calif, recently paid more than $200 for Mimo Baby, a set of three baby bodysuits that includes a device used to measure temperature respiration, skin temperature and body position. The product sends the vital-sign information to a smartphone. Ms Swerdlow also is on the wait list for a $250 so-called smart sock made by startup Owlet Baby Care Inc that senses a baby’s oxygen saturation and heart rate”)

Note:
(a) There is no need to read the rest of the text.
(b) Mimo Baby, by Rest Devices.
mimobaby.com/

At the bottom of the home page is a onesie that displays the “green device placed on a baby’s stomach,”  according to teh legend of a photo in the above report.
(c) Owlet Baby Care Inc
www.owletcare.com/
(a device slapped on one ankle)