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We’re excited to introduce NextNap, a new feature designed to bring clarity (and calm) to nap time. Parents shouldn’t have to plead with a Magic 8 Ball for hints as to when baby will rest🎱 The NextNap feature auto-generates daily nap time predictions, tailored to your baby. Guesswork be gone! With NextNap you can plan your day with more confidence (and a little extra “you time”). Sleep science feels a lot like magic✨

Natalie Barnett, PhD, has returned from World Sleep 2025 in Singapore feeling inspired by the incredible research being shared from around the world. One of the highlights was a symposium featuring several valued Nanit Lab collaborators:  “The role of autovideosomnography in research: How AI and big data are transforming pediatric sleep and development research.” Huge thanks to: Sung Kyoung Shin Oliviero Bruni Maria Breda Michal Kahn Ekjot Saini Zepeng Gou Soo Yeon (Aly) Suh Judith Owens Dr. Barnett was also proud to see important work led by Shambhavi T. from Nanit Lab on toddler sleep patterns - examining associations between bedtime consistency, parental involvement, and sleep presented by Dr. Monica Ordway From Nanit Lab, additional posters were shared on: - Differences in parent-reported sleep patterns in toddlers sleeping in cribs versus beds - Sleep phenotypes in infancy and their continuity into toddlerhood It was an honor for Dr. Barnett to reconnect with the global sleep research community and to see how AI and large-scale data are shaping the future of pediatric sleep science. #WorldSleep #PediatricSleep #AI #Research #Nanit

We had an incredible time showcasing Nanit at the Kind + Jugend tradeshow in Germany this year! A huge thank you to Nebula for bringing our vision to life with such a beautiful booth and display, you made Nanit shine. And to all our partners: we are so grateful for your continued support and partnership. Together, we’re helping families around the world keep their little ones safe, connected, and well-rested. Until next year, Kind + Jugend! #KindJugend #Nanit

We’re headed to Kind + Jugend in Cologne (Sept 9–11), and we can’t wait to see you there! Come find us in Hall 11.2, Aisle G, Booth #19— and don’t miss one of the coolest photo ops at the show! 📸

Does your baby have a sleep problem? Seven words that can trigger anxiety, guilt, and countless 2 a.m. Google searches. But our latest Nanit Lab study flips the script on what was the biggest predictor of a parent perceiving a sleep problem… 🛌 It wasn’t how long the baby slept. 👶🏽 It wasn’t how many times they woke. 👀 It was how often parents visited the crib. Why this matters: it shifts the focus from the baby’s sleep behavior to the parent’s experience. Sleep problems can as much about caregiver exhaustion, expectations, and support as they are about infant sleep patterns. Nanit data shows it too - two babies can have identical sleep patterns, yet their parents’ nights feel completely different. And both stories matter. 👉 Big question: If perception shapes whether sleep feels like a problem, how should we rethink infant sleep support for families, clinicians, and even tech? 💬 Natalie Barnett, PhD says: “There is still so much to learn about the relationships between infant sleep and parental sleep and behavior. I'm so proud of the fact that some of the best sleep researchers in the world are working with Nanit Lab to better understand these relationships. At Nanit, we want to do what we can to empower new parents to understand their baby's sleep patterns and needs so that they can parent confidently.”

New NanitLab study shows bedtime consistency = better sleep💤 We know getting the little ones to bed isn’t always easy, but our study of over 800 babies & toddlers found: ✨Irregular bedtimes = less total sleep ✨More bedtime struggles ✨More middle-of-the-night wake-ups Why it matters: Even from infancy, consistent bedtimes help align the body’s circadian clock, making it easier to fall asleep and stay asleep. Better rest supports emotional regulation, learning & healthy development for both you and the littles💙 💡Tip: Aim to keep bedtime within a 30-minute window each night and pair it with a calming routine🌙 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gHwn-Uc5

The Nanit Nap Deck at Gurney's Resort in Montauk was a success ✨ We know finding time to relax with the littles can be a challenge, so we brought the relaxation to you. Beachside drinks, massages, and sneak peeks at what's coming next from Nanit 👀 We had so much fun and can't wait to do it again, where should the Nanit Nap Deck go next? Thank you Gurney's Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa, BabyBjörn AB, and Halo Dream, Inc. for supporting Nanit Nap Deck 💙

Big news from Nanit Lab ❗ We’re thrilled to announce the recipients of the Nanit x Sleep Research Society Foundation Grant Awards! 🎉 After reviewing an incredible pool of applicants, we’ve selected four outstanding researchers to collaborate with us on groundbreaking projects that aim to move the needle on pediatric sleep health. 💤 At a time when research funding is harder to come by, we’re proud to step up and invest in science that supports parents and babies. These upcoming studies will bring real data, real stories, and real change, and we can’t wait to share what’s ahead. 💙

We’re live on Costco.com! 🎉 Starting today, Costco Wholesale members can shop an exclusive Nanit bundle available only on Costco.com. Inside the bundle: 📷 Nanit Pro Smart Baby Monitor 📏 Floor Stand + Flex Stand 🧳 Travel Case (for sleep on the go) 🫁 Breathing Wear 📊 1-year of Nanit Insights Memories Basically, it’s the parenting starter pack, built to support families through every stage of sleep and development. Costco Wholesale is all about quality and value (just like us), and we’re proud to partner with them to bring Nanit’s research-backed, award-winning, parent-loved tech to even more families. Shop now/Learn more: https://lnkd.in/epHyNUrE

As part of our mission to advance pediatric sleep and health research, Nanit Lab is proud to partner with NYU Langone Health on a new study exploring the relationship between sleep patterns and febrile seizures in children. We’re inviting eligible families to participate. To qualify, you must: - Have a child between 6 months and 5 years old - Your child has experienced a febrile seizure This study is fully remote and participation involves sharing relevant data and completing a brief survey. By contributing, families can help deepen our understanding of childhood health—and potentially shape future standards of care. If this sounds like you or someone you know, enroll here: https://lnkd.in/efViJ4JG Questions about eligibility or the study? Please reach out to: Laura.gould@nyulangone.org