Owlet Dream Sock - Smart Baby Monitor View Heart Rate and Average Oxygen O2 as Sleep Quality Indicators. Wakings, Movement, and Sleep State. Digital Sleep Coach and Sleep Assist Prompts - Mint
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- What is Owlet Dream Sock? Dream Sock is the #1 best selling smart baby monitor (Source: Circana, JanDec 2025) in the US that tracks your baby's pulse rate and oxygen levels in real-time and sends alerts when those readings leave the preset zones, delivering priceless peace of mind so the whole family can sleep better.
- Who should use Owlet Dream Sock? Dream Sock is designed for parents looking for a baby monitor that provides peace of mind and a better nights rest. It is intended for use with healthy infants 118 months (630 lbs).
- How will I know if my baby needs me? Receive real-time alerts on the Base Station and your phone if your babys readings leave preset zones. This allows you to respond with confidence, knowing you will be notified the moment your baby truly needs your attention.
- Will it help my family sleep better? With 94% of Owlet parents reporting better sleep, peace of mind is the ultimate sleep aid. When you know you will be alerted the moment your baby needs you, you can finally drift off into the deep, uninterrupted rest you deserve. Plus, Owlet offers Predictive Sleep Technology to help you establish healthy routines for the whole family.
- Can I see my babys sleep trends? Yes, with Predictive Sleep Technology, you can understand your babys rhythms and see the best wake windows, giving you more confidence in your daily routine. You can also upgrade to Owlet360 for deeper insights, including daily morning reports and long-term wellness tracking.
- Is it easy to use every night? The comfortable fabric sock wraps gently around your baby's foot and features a 16-hour battery life. It connects via Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for a reliable, seamless monitoring experience.
- Is the health data secure and private? Your babys data is protected with 256-bit encryption and elliptic curve authentication. We use industry-leading security to ensure your family's private information stays private and safe.
- Is it easy to setup? Dream Sock connects via Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for a reliable, seamless experience (not currently compatible with 5 GHz). For setup, connect your Dream Sock and phone/tablet to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi; after setup, you can return your mobile device to 5 GHz while the Sock remains on the 2.4 GHz band. Dream Sock also features a 16-hour battery life.
- U.S. Version: Compatible only in the United States.
Compatible Devices: 2.4 Ghz Wifi, Android OS 7+, iOS OS 14+
Battery Average Life: 7 days
Sensor Type: Pulse Sensor
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Brand Name: Owlet
Model Number: BM06NMMCJ
UPC: 850028962428
Global Trade Identification Number: 28
Manufacturer: Owlet
Manufacturer Part Number: BM06NMMCJ
Team Name: Owlet
Warranty Description: 1 year warranty
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Access to the Owlet Dream App and our Predictive Sleep Technology, Four Fabric Socks - Fits babies 0-18 months, 5-30 lbs, One Dream Sock Sensor, Wireless Charging Base Station
Item Type Name: Baby Monitor
Display Size: 4 Inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.5"L x 3.25"W x 7.5"H
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Size: OS (Baby)
Material Type: Plastic, Spandex
Color: Mint
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I’ve had the dream sock for one month now and I love it! It had brought me such a piece of mind and calmed my anxiety. The sock comes in & you receive multiple sizes that way you can use it as your baby grows. I have not had a single false alarm. When my baby is fussy it does sound the alarm because she is wiggly but it’s a “is this too loose”. I think it’s perfect for wherever you’re going it is portable the only thing is you want to make sure that you have 2.4GHz WiFi — I had to bandwidth mine. But super cute and I love it. It is the best thing ever.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by NATTY
I am a high anxiety mom. This gives me some peace of mind! I still check on my baby regularly (okay a lot), but this allows me to get some sleep knowing that he is being monitored! We bought this and the Nannit to try. I like the owlet better than Nannit because the sock can be used throughout the house whereas with the Nannit baby needs to be under the camera for it to work. You do not need to have the owlet camera for the sock to work, though I do recommend it! I also like that this tells baby’s heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and quality of sleep (light, deep, awake). The Nannit only counts baby’s breaths per min. It’s fairly easy to use and get set up! Sometimes it disconnects from our WiFi, but not often and that is probably more an issue with our WiFi. I would love for it to have a back up mode though if wifi goes out! The sock is soft and easy to put on. Multiple sizes come with it, look on the inside of the sock for sizing and left/right foot. I will say though that when we initially tried it our baby was 5.5 pounds, and it did not fit well. It alerted us that it was having trouble getting readings. After our baby put on a little weight it worked great!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024 by Jason Amato
I was unable to get the app to connect originally, customer service is good though and they were able to help. The 3 stars really comes down to the poor range. It says up to 100 ft but I’ve had this disconnect 5ft from the base station. Nothing like trying to change a poopy diaper or calm a screaming baby and having this stupid thing start beeping every 30 seconds to push you over the edge. The fine print says some things about how it will struggle to read if the babies feeding??? So it’ll go off then too and you have to take it off or turn it off every time you do that unless you want it to screen. Like a Fitbit that doesn’t work when you’re drinking, the base station thing is a flaw alone, but the connection issues are terrible. Also the base station has a battery but only enough battery life to yell at you that it’s unplugged. If the connection is so terrible and I have to carry this around my home atleast give it significant battery life. Update: 2:30am some day in dec 2025, losing track of time. I’m 2 ft away from it trying to get my baby to go to sleep and it’s going off, I’m throwing this out a f*****g window. Down to one star Update Dec 27,2025: well I haven’t thrown it out a window yet. I have been doing a lot of thinking. This item will be great…if I ever develope an arch nemesis in my life and they have a baby and I need to slowly make them lose their mind. Most recently I was up at 3am trying to get baby to fall asleep. Took baby to a separate room, I have a small house so every room is less then 100 ft away. Forgot to take the base station with me. Somehow the connectivity heavens opened up and the base station stayed quiet. So it didn’t wake my wife which was great. Baby fell asleep so took baby back to our room. Put baby in the bassinet. Lay my head to go to sleep, base station goes off with connectivity issues, wife’s awake, babies awake I’m awake. Beautiful. This kind of stuff is a regular occurrence. The only reason we still have it is because it gives my lovely wife peace of mind. But It may just make me lose mine. Still one star. Update: Dec 31st: base station is on rice, I did not drop it in water on purpose. Crying baby was taking him to another room to sleep, was thirsty so grabbed my water cup to take with me, two steps out the door, base station reminds me I forgot it with its great beeping. Hurry in to grab it and take it with me to the other room. We have two plugs for it now seeing as you have to move it but don’t want to crawl under the bed where our plug is. So unplug it grab my water cup again cause I haven’t had a drink yet. Head to other room with yelling base station, crying baby, thirsty dad. Attempt to press the base station to silence that and atleast have a little peace. Somehow plops right into my water cup. Cups perfect size to where I can’t grab it so run to sink dumb it. Impressively enough, it’s still yelling at me and working. Part of me hopes it dies, other part of me hopes it survives so my wife doesn’t want to spend another 300 DOLLARS. Oh yea no base stations are individually available for purchase from them. Adding to the dumbness. Will update if it survives Update: Jan what’s today? 2026 Base station survived on rice for 48 hours, dried out and still works unfortunately. I have made peace with it. I must have prayed for patience at some point so God sent me this to test it. There’s a reason for everything right? I am smarter than the torchers who invented this, I have plugged it into a battery back that comes with me everywhere. It’s like I have two babies now, my other one just cries less. But it works, might get it a little carry bag to go along with its new battery. Recommendation to the creators, on iteration 5or 6 of this thing, whatever you’re on, and if you read these, which I suspect you don’t. GGIVE THE BASE STATION ITS OWN BATTERY SO YOU CAN TAKE IT AROUND THE HOUSE and or make the range an actual 100ft not 100 inches. Thanks, and thanks for helping me become a more patient man through the testing of it. Might update again in the future. We’ll see. Staying one star. Update from Jan 22nd 4am: finally had the clarity of mind to take a picture for some proof in case anybody really needed it. My hand is on babies foot that has the owlet on it, base station is quite literally 3ft or less away. Placement on the foot was textbook. In a world of 5G ultra extra awesome, WiFi 8 billion, and elonian space internet, the connection problems this 300 dollar peace of equipment experiences is astoundingly terrible. To put it in perspective, a base starlink, which connects to things in space cost 199. This thing is 300 dollars and can’t connect to its base station 3ft away, my AirPods will stay connected to my phone from my room to my garage prbly a football field distance… Update on my patience: become more patient for sure, but this thing is my arch nemesis now so I will continue to fight it the only way I can…in this review… Update Feb 2026: the more I think about this thing the more bitter I get. Had a night where it just decided to not connect all night. Frankly I think baby slept better without it on. Now I’m wondering if this whole time it bothered her foot. Convinced this device is only to prey on worried people. Not going to actually help you with anything especially when it’s unreliable as it is. Another exhausting night of no help from the owlet. I just hope this has prevented people from buying this. You don’t need it, your baby will be okay. Anxiety is normal, especially for first time parents. your baby is going to sleep on you all day anyway. You’ll have less stress without this. Update May 2026: so we realized recently that this has major gaps in the readings throughout the night, it never beeped with connectivity issues in those gaps, so what happened? Baby went into another dimension and then came back? Not surprised, it’s so bad at everything. Anyway Getting really close to convincing my wife we don’t need this anymore. I can’t wait, been almost 6 months with this torture device(also realizing I spelled torture wrong in earlier posts but that’s sleep deprivation for ya). I might invite all my friends over for a destroy the owlet party. Haven’t decided how to do it yet, burn it? Throw it out of a plane? Put it in a blender? I wonder if it’ll still beep at me if it’s been blended. We may get to find out…
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025 by OutdoorsMan
I love how this sock eases my anxiety. The app is great and we can see how well she slept through out the night. We take it with us when we travel as well. We change the foot every day. I will mention if you are too far from the base it has a really annoying loud beeping noise that comes from the base and the app.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by Lea White
First things first, I read so many reviews. I mean SO MANY. Reviews on Facebook, Reddit, Amazon. I compared reviews for owlet and the other competitors for DAYS. Trying to decide if I should buy the owlet sock while its on sale. So many people reported issues with connectivity, issues with false alarms, and some people complain that the company feeds on anxious parents wallets. With all of that being said, I have had zero connection issues so far. I havent had any false alarms only notifications that the sock isnt reading correctly, but its because I had the sock on the wrong foot. And most importantly I dont think this item is for feeding on parents anxiety. The sock works exactly how its intended. Watching the O2, heart rate, and sleep schedule. The peace of mind ive gotten in just the short time since ive got the sock is AMAZING. For 3 weeks, I found myself anxiously watching my son breathe questioning if its normal, retractions, or just gas. I even took him to the ER thinking he was breathing wrong. The doctor there recommended getting a sock monitor to ease my mind. So yeah I 100% recommend this to anyone whos finding themselves not sleeping, just watching.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by Shanice
LOOOOVE this product! It gives me such peace of mind and helps me sleep so much better at night! It took a minute to get it set up because the base station needed to update but after that it connected pretty easily! I do wish there were better set up instructions included though. The readings seem very accurate! It’s fairly simple to put on my baby and it stays in place all night even when he is being a wiggle worm! The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the app is kind of glitchy sometimes. I have to open and exit out of the app a few times for it to update to the correct sleep activity. It’s never been an issue showing his bpm or oxygen though only the sleep session portion. Other than that I have had no issues with it and it functions as it should!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by Brianna M.
Works great! Shows you just the heartbeat rate and oxygen %. It cost 99.99$ a year so if you want to spend that much on it go ahead. The base has to connect to your Wi-Fi so if you travel with it, make sure you at least have a hotspot on or home wifi and a power source to it like a power bank you can hook it up to and still be close to it. Wi-Fi hotspot will also work with it. Just make sure you set it up properly. I have not tried it without Wi-Fi but you can go ahead and see if it works without Wi-Fi. The comforter on it seems really comfortable. The sink speed takes like 30 to 60 seconds for it to completely read it correctly and the ease of set up as easy as long as you follow instructions and you can also call customer service and watch YouTube tutorials on how to set it up if you want visual Instructions. And the design of the sock is soft and flexible quality on the baby‘s foot just make sure you put it on a little snug so we can read properly.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025 by Natalia Roldan
Omg the ease of mind we have at night !!! This had made being a first time mommy easy. The color is nice it doesn’t get as dirty as I expected. The sleep tracking is accurate (I have an oura ring & it’s always the same or similar) it’s compatible because it comes with two sizes which my 3 month old baby has now outgrown the new born size. The notifications are on time. We only had one scare which turned out fine but it never gets me false alarms & truly just goes off when it can’t sense my baby. It’s portability is great because I can be downstairs and it’s still tracking my baby
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Naddie Martinez