Owlet Blog/ Parents Stories

"At just 2 months old, his Owlet Dream Sock started alerting us to high pulse rates while he was sleeping.”

Image
"At just 2 months old, his Owlet Dream Sock started alerting us to high pulse rates while he was sleeping.”

"Vinny was born with tachycardia and spent his first four days in the NICU. When we finally brought him home, everything seemed to be okay.

Then, at just 2 months old, his Owlet Dream Sock started alerting us to high pulse rates while he was sleeping. At first, we thought it had to be a fluke. But then it happened again, and his pulse rate didn’t come back down on its own. That alert led to a three-day hospital stay, countless tests, and appointments with pediatric cardiology.

That's when we learned Vinny has SVT (supraventricular tachycardia). Now he takes medication three times a day to help keep his heart under control.

We'll never know what could have happened if we hadn't had it, but we do know this: it helped give us information so we could catch something that otherwise could have gone unnoticed. For that, we'll always be grateful." - Taylor R.

Share your Owlet story here.

*As a reminder, Dream Sock® is intended to track your baby's pulse rate and oxygen level and keep parents informed, but it is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease or other condition including, but not limited to, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and/or Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). This story reflects one family's experience. Individual experiences may vary.

Back to blog

You might also like

Image

Fall Back: Tips to Tackle Daylight Saving Time

October 12, 2026
Image

Navigating RSV: Symptoms, Tips, and How to Stay Prepared

October 08, 2026
Image

One Mother's Quest to End SIDS

October 02, 2026