Owlet Announces Creation of Baby Safety Task Force to Educate, Innovate, and Advocate for Better Baby Safety Standards
Business Wire•30/09/2026•08:45 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Owlet (OWLT) launches Baby Safety Task Force focused on education, innovation, and advocacy
- ➤Dream Sock earned De Novo FDA clearance in 2023
- ➤More than 2.5 million parents have chosen Owlet to monitor their babies
- ➤Owlet donated more than $2.5M in products and charitable donations
- ➤Owlet advocates for Baby Observation Act legislation studying in-home monitoring and SUID rates
Expert Statements
Kurt Workman, President, Chief Executive Officer, and Co-founder of Owlet
“Our mission at Owlet is to help parents keep their baby safe and healthy at home. I believe brands that have direct access to parents can play a vital role in helping keep babies safe through innovation, education, and advocacy. Babies shouldn’t pass away unexpectedly at home yet sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) remains the leading cause of postneonatal infant mortality in the US, and rates haven’t changed in over 30 years.* There is a clear gap between understanding, implementing, and upholding infant safety standards, and that is why we're launching this task force. Closing that gap requires a coordinated effort across industry leaders, providers, and families.”
Owlet Announces Creation of Baby Safety Task Force to Educate, Innovate, and Advocate for Better Baby Safety Standards
National coalition led by the maker of the first and only FDA-cleared smart baby monitor on the market invites the community to join and amplify baby safety awareness efforts
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