Dress your baby not too hot, not too cold, but just right! Goldilocks will remove the guesswork out of what to dress your baby in by showing you on screen exactly what TOG rated clothing to dress your baby in for sleep. The easy to read icons will show you exactly what clothing to dress your baby in for sleep for the entire night, meaning a longer uninterrupted sleep. The clothing and sleeping bag to be worn is shown with the TOG rating, taking the guesswork out of how to best dress your baby and the thickness of their sleepsuit. Sleep Like Goldilocks works without the need of putting any electronic devices on your baby. With your Goldilocks, you will dress your baby for bed in the best outfit for the entire night - meaning less interruptions to their sleep and no additional devices on their body. Goldilocks will also change colour based on the room temperature to indicate the same temperature information that is on the screen, from Purple (a very cold room) to Red (a very hot room) with colours in between - this doubles as a gentle nightlight that can also be turned off if desired. The Intelligent overnight low temperature prediction is based on your local weather information combined with the temperature in your room. Machine learning (AI) is used to make an accurate prediction, the longer the device is in your baby’s room, the more accurate the prediction as it learns the ups and downs of temperature in your nursery. Lower the risk of SIDS by not overdressing your baby while sleeping. Features: Colour changing nightlight and clock No wearables on your baby Squishy and soft silicone skin that looks like a bear Large display showing you the information you need at a glance Easy to find in the dark buttons, change screen brightness, toggle auto brightness and alarm features Sleep wear guide - Take the guesswork out of what to dress your baby in! Room thermometer that accurately predicts the overnight temperature Australian Designed and Supported Note: The dressing guide and temperature prediction is a guide only. Please consider other factors such as illness, heating/cooling and whether your baby tends to run hot or cold in general.
