SYDNEY — Owlet, Inc., the smart infant monitoring company, announced that its Dream Sock infant health monitor is now available to families across Australia and New Zealand following approval from Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration. The authorization clears the way for regional availability through Owlet’s local website and select retail partners.
Jonathan Harris, President and CEO of Owlet, said the launch marks a key step in the company’s international growth strategy. “Bringing Owlet’s TGA-approved pediatric health monitor to Australia and New Zealand represents a meaningful step in our international growth strategy, as parents are actively seeking trusted, medically-validated solutions,” he said. “We are bringing the clinical-grade monitoring of Dream Sock to ANZ families through both direct-to-consumer and leading specialty retail channels, while also extending Owlet360 subscription services further to support our growing base of customers in the region.”
Dream Sock is a wearable baby monitor designed for infants ages 0 to 18 months (2.5–13.6 kg). Using clinically validated technology, it tracks key health indicators such as pulse rate, oxygen level, and sleep trends. Families can review real-time insights in the Owlet Dream App for iOS and Android, while both the app and the included Base Station provide alerts if vitals fall outside preset ranges. The device is designed to combine parental reassurance with medical-grade accuracy to support more informed care decisions.
Alongside the Dream Sock launch, Owlet is introducing Owlet360 in Australia and New Zealand—its first international rollout of the company’s subscription platform. The Owlet Dream App will continue offering core vitals tracking and critical notifications at no cost, while Owlet360 adds personalized guidance, expert resources, daily sleep reports, and expanded analytics covering pulse rate, oxygen, movement, temperature, and environmental metrics. The initiative supports Owlet’s broader strategy to expand recurring, subscription-based revenue.
