The mamaRoo sleep bassinet looks simple at first glance -- and then it starts moving. The mamaRoo base stays still while the basket itself glides up and down, side to side, in smooth, dreamy motions. There are five different patterns: car ride, kanga...
This week, Senior Editor Devindra Hardawar tells us why he really dislikes the Mamaroo automatic baby swing. Or, perhaps more accurately, why his three-week-old daughter doesn't like it.
Today on In Case You Missed It: We are continuing our special Las Vegas coverage with a round-up of our favorite tech from Pepcom, a pre-CES event that showcases some of the technology at the show. Bowflex got our attention with a smart dumbbel...
Properly installing a car seat is a struggle all parents with young children face. At CES this year, a company called 4moms is showing off its solution to the problem: a self-installing car seat that employs robotics. Once you attach the base's ancho...
When I was a kid strollers did one thing- held kids so you could push them around. But technology has advanced and now strollers do more things than your car. Like the 4moms Origami Stroller. The list of features is ridiculous. First of all it has a power folding mechanism- twist and press the button and it folds or unfolds itself. But not only does it fold up, it folds up in three dimensions- width, length and height. It also can charge up your cell phone while you stroll! The power folding feature is powered from a self-charging rear wheel generator which can also charge your phone at the same time. Just plug it into the LCD interface. Yep the stroller has an LCD interface with pedometer. But that’s not all. How about 4 wheel suspension? Yep, it’s got that. Pathway lights to see where you’re going in the dark? Yep. Daytime running lights? Yep. Lots of pockets, adjustable seating positions, lots of color choices, reflective piping, anti-folding child detection sensors, no assembly required, 4 cup holders, one-push brake? Yes times 7. Check out the video to see this thing in action:
Seriously that’s insane for a stroller. It sells for $850, which is comparable to other high end strollers (also note that like expensive cars, expensive strollers have a good resale market too for when your child outgrows them).
The mamaRoo sleep bassinet looks simple at first glance -- and then it starts moving. The mamaRoo base stays still while the basket itself glides up and down, side to side, in smooth, dreamy motions. There are five different patterns: car ride, kanga...
This week, Senior Editor Devindra Hardawar tells us why he really dislikes the Mamaroo automatic baby swing. Or, perhaps more accurately, why his three-week-old daughter doesn't like it.
Today on In Case You Missed It: We are continuing our special Las Vegas coverage with a round-up of our favorite tech from Pepcom, a pre-CES event that showcases some of the technology at the show. Bowflex got our attention with a smart dumbbel...
Properly installing a car seat is a struggle all parents with young children face. At CES this year, a company called 4moms is showing off its solution to the problem: a self-installing car seat that employs robotics. Once you attach the base's ancho...
. The list of features is ridiculous. First of all it has a power folding mechanism- twist and press the button and it folds or unfolds itself. But not only does it fold up, it folds up in three dimensions- width, length and height.
