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The Happiest Baby Snoo Smart Sleeper Bassinet won over this mom as the best bassinet overall during a larger review of top models. See why in her review of the Snoo below. In my recent tests of 10 ...

During the so-called “fourth trimester,” when your baby adjusts to the outside world, I’d planned to use swaddles, white noise machines, and carriers to help with the transition, but I still expected ...

Sleep-deprived moms and dads are melting down after the makers of a $1,695 status symbol bassinet — which uses remote technology to rock a toddler swiftly to sleep — abruptly announced a new ...

Harvey Karp is a pediatrician and best-selling expert on infants and sleep, but you'd be excused if you mistook him for a Silicon Valley entrepreneur making a pitch. He's selling a sensor-laden ...

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The Snoo Smart Bassinet pitch focuses on safety and sleep. Its purported ability to help babies—and their caregivers—get more shut-eye has fueled its popularity with those who can afford the $1,300 ...

“You have to write about the Snoo,” my friend said. We were at dinner, and she had recently told me she was pregnant with her first baby. “The what?” I said. “The Snoo,” she said. “It’s a ‘smart’ ...

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Designer Yves Behar might just make some sleep-deprived parents very happy with the new Snoo high-tech cradle, intelligently designed to rock fussy babies to sleep. A good crib is essential for babies ...

While the Snoo does not come cheap it may be worth it for sleep deprived parents New York: "I don't even call it a bed. I kind of think of it as your grandmother." So declares Dr Harvey Karp, a Los ...