- Charge it. Charge the module fully in its cradle, then slip it into the soft silicone band.
- Fasten it. Around your baby's wrist or ankle, snug but not tight. The velcro adjusts from newborn to toddler.
- Pair once. Open the BabiCare app, pair over Bluetooth and set the safe ranges. The defaults suit most babies.
- Put them down as normal. Live readings show in the app, from another room or another house.
- Sleep. If a reading leaves the safe range the app sounds, vibrates and flashes. The Alert S key-ring does the same, app-free.
Rest, But Not Off Duty.
A soft band your baby wears at night. It tracks heart rate, temperature, oxygen, movement and sound, and only wakes you when something needs you.
- Heart rateSee their heartbeat settle from your own bed, not the nursery floor.
- Oxygen levelA number that says more than a quiet room does.
- TemperatureSee a warm night as it starts, without a hand on the forehead at 3am.
- MovementKnow when they stir, before they cry.
- SoundHear them from any room, with nothing else by the cot.
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- 30 day money back guarantee
- 1 year warranty
- Free delivery
Is she okay? You shouldn't have to wonder.
The house is quiet, the baby is finally down, and instead of sleeping you are lying there listening. Or padding across the landing to put a hand on a tiny chest, just to be sure.
A sound monitor only tells you when they cry. A camera only helps if you are looking at it. Babi Angel monitors the readings for you, and wakes you only if something needs you.
1 alert
That is all you hear. Nothing until a reading leaves the safe range.


Five readings, one little band.
Why these readings, and why at night: sleep is the stretch when they are unobserved and least able to tell you.
Temperature.
Skin temperature, all night
They drift with the room.
A baby cannot hold their temperature the way you do, so they warm and cool with the room. Overheating is one of the few sleep risks you can actually change, and a low reading matters as much as a high one.
Accurate to ±0.5°CBabi Angel specification
Heart rate.
Optical heart rate
The second opinion.
On its own it says little. Next to the oxygen reading it separates a real change from a wobble, which is why clinical monitors pair the two.
Accurate to ±3%Babi Angel specification
Oxygen.
Blood oxygen, SpO₂
The one you cannot see.
Small lungs hold less in reserve and use oxygen about twice as fast as yours, so a level can change in seconds. It is the reading no parent can judge by looking.
Accurate to ±2%Babi Angel specification
Movement and sound.
Motion sensing and microphone
Why the night, specifically.
Asleep, they are unobserved and least able to signal. Movement and sound fill in the picture around the readings, from any room in the house.
Bluetooth 5, up to 75 mBabi Angel specification, open space
Babi Angel against the monitor you already know.
| What it does | Babi AngelBabi Angel |
Sound or video monitorthe one most people already own |
|---|---|---|
| Tracks pulse rate, oxygen level and temperature | ||
| Sound | ||
| Movement | Only if it has a camera | |
| Tells you only when something drifts | You listen or look | |
| Pairs to two phones | Varies | |
| Gets through on silent | Varies | |
| Nothing beside the cot |
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Eight times cheaper than the first year of diapers.
One payment of £74.99 for a year of nights. A first year of nappies runs to around £600. No subscription, nothing to refill.
Need to know more?
Why we built it, and what it will never do.
The research behind the band, the three readings and why each one matters, the technology named, and the honest list of what Angel does not do.
