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Nanit Introduces AI-Driven Sleep Score for Babies

In a world where sleep can feel elusive, especially for parents of young children, Nanit is stepping up with groundbreaking technology to enhance infant sleep quality. On November 3, 2025, the company unveiled its latest innovation: the first Sleep Score specifically designed for babies, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to simplify the complexities of sleep data collection.

Understanding the Sleep Score

As daylight savings approaches, many parents look with hope to a potential extra hour of sleep. However, the reality is often far from this ideal. The unpredictability of travel, time changes, and daily life can make baby sleep patterns seem like a puzzle. To help parents navigate these challenges, Nanit's AI-powered Sleep Score is a game-changer. This scoring system translates detailed sleep data into a single, easy-to-understand number ranging from 0 to 100.

The score provides a consolidated view of various factors influencing a baby's sleep health, including total sleep time, efficiency, and the number of times parents interact with their infant during nighttime. This handy feature allows parents to gain insights into their child's sleep quality in a way that is both clear and actionable. As CEO Anushka Salinas puts it, “Parents don't need more data; they need clarity.”

Parents can think of the Sleep Score as a report card for their baby’s sleep, offering a straightforward way to assess and improve sleep quality night after night.

Innovative Technology at Work

Every night, the Nanit system captures sleep-related data using its advanced overhead camera, achieving an unmatched level of detail that surpasses typical clinical sleep studies. By analyzing this information, Nanit has created a scientifically validated framework called B-SATED, which stands for Basic Sleep Assessment for Total Environmental Data.

This innovative approach tracks aspects such as how regular sleep hours are, the overall sleep efficiency, and how parental interactions impact sleep.

With this new feature, parents will not only receive a nightly Sleep Score but also insights into how specific behaviors may affect their baby's rest. According to Dr. Natalie Barnett, VP of Clinical Research at Nanit, families utilizing this technology already enjoy an average of 10% longer sleep durations compared to those without it.

A Step Forward for Parental Confidence

With the introduction of the Sleep Score, Nanit is not just advancing the understanding of infant sleep; it also empowers parents to nurture healthy sleep habits confidently. The goal is not just to improve sleep but to facilitate a deeper connection between parents and their child's sleep patterns. By clarifying complex data into a single score, families can feel assured in their parenting decisions, even during challenging nights.

This score will be available to all Nanit subscribers on December 16, 2025, automatically calibrating itself with each baby’s sleep, evolving with their patterns weekly and monthly.

About Nanit

Founded in 2014, Nanit is dedicated to enhancing the parenting journey. The company offers a suite of products, including an award-winning baby monitor and smart sound machine, integrated with a comprehensive app that provides insights on a child's development through real-time video, personalized milestones, and thoughtful notifications. With a mission to empower parents, Nanit has become a trusted companion to over 1.5 million families globally.

As the world’s largest repository of baby sleep health data, Nanit has contributed to the field with more than 15 peer-reviewed journal articles and collaborated on numerous conference presentations. Over 70% of Nanit’s users continue to rely on its products beyond the early years, illustrating its commitment to ongoing innovation and parent support.

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With the integration of data-driven insights, Nanit is shaping the future of parenthood, allowing families to build lasting memories through better, more restful nights.