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The Crib That Tried to Beat the Cry
Two sleep-deprived engineers built a crib that notices stirring and starts bouncing before the crying starts. Cradlewise now sells a two-year nursery system - and a pointed question about how much help technology can really give a tired parent.
The Watch That Had to Grow Up Before the Children Did
SoyMomo began with a stubborn question: how do you let a child call home without handing over the whole internet? A flawed first watch, a bruising trip through Chinese manufacturing and an unexpectedly timely tablet turned that question into a Chilean family-tech business.
The Wearable Pump That Freed Moms From the Wall Outlet
How a Shenzhen startup built the world's best-selling wearable breast pump, then turned one gadget into a whole aisle of motherhood.
A Baby Monitor Failed Overnight. Harbor Turned That Panic Into a $499 Bet on Boring Reliability
Kevin Lavelle's phone app crashed while his infant slept upstairs. Seven years later, Harbor is selling parents an unusually concrete promise: a dedicated screen, local video, and fewer ways for the nursery to go silent.