FAQ

A wearable device for infants that continuously monitors motion ,heartbeat , and body temperature to detect unusual patterns and alert caregivers immediately.

It combines three sensors: 1. Motion sensor to detect seizure-like jerks or abnormal movements. 2. Heartbeat sensor to monitor heart rate changes that may indicate distress. 3. Temperature sensor to track sudden changes in body temperature. When a combination of these readings suggests an emergency, it sends a real-time alert to your phone.

No. It only alerts caregivers to unusual activity; it‘s not a diagnostic tool.

Children at risk of motor seizures or sudden abnormal physiological changes. It’s a support tool for caregivers, not a replacement for medical care.

Yes. It continuously tracks motion, heartbeat, and temperature while the child sleeps.

No. Babylert only detects unusual patterns and alerts caregivers—it cannot stop or prevent a seizure.