We hear you. As a parent, your baby’s health is everything. You rely on instincts, check breathing, and listen for the slightest change. But life is tiring, anxious, and sleep—which should be replenishing—becomes its own battle. When parents tell us, “We might not have known to act so urgently,” we feel the weight behind those words: a mix of relief, gratitude, and love.
Some parents need that extra layer of support—one that doesn’t get tired, doesn’t miss alerts, and delivers real-time data when “just checking again” isn’t enough. The Guardian Angel® GA1001 Lite Smart Monitoring System offers that peace of mind. It’s FDA-cleared, clinically accurate, and designed for home use. This smart, wearable system gently hugs your baby’s foot, measuring pulse rate and blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) once every second, and sending the information straight to your smartphone with customizable alerts.
- FDA-cleared, hospital-grade accuracy: Trusted monitoring for home use, with instant alerts when vitals drift outside your set limits.
- Connected to you: Reliable, consistent updates so you’re aware if something changes.
- Gentle on your baby: A soft, secure strap designed to stay in place without discomfort or wires—light enough for infants up to about 22 pounds.
- Data you can lean on: Track and export up to a month of vitals history in CSV format—tailor it, share it, trust it.
Those moments of urgency matter. Pulse rate and blood oxygen levels are important indicators of a baby’s overall health and can be early signs of respiratory issues, heart concerns, or other medical conditions. Continuous tracking can reveal changes before they become visible symptoms, helping parents decide when to seek medical attention. The Guardian Angel GA1001 Lite doesn’t replace your care or instincts—it quietly stands beside you, ready to alert you when it counts most, so you can focus on what matters: loving and caring for your child.
While technology can provide an added sense of security, it works best as part of a broader care approach. Parents should continue practicing safe sleep habits, following pediatrician guidance, and trusting their instincts. The goal isn’t to monitor every second, but to have a reliable safeguard that works quietly in the background, giving families the reassurance they need to rest and recharge.