Grow by Hatch Baby is a smart changing pad that tracks a baby's data
Grow by Hatch Baby is a smart changing pad that tracks a baby's data
Newborn? No problem. This smart diaper pad and connected app can act as your third arm..
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Track baby's growth while you change their diaper with the Grow Smart Changing Pad and Scale from Hatch Baby. Made of soft, wipeable foam, Grow keeps baby comfortable and cozy through diaper changes while the smart scale records your baby's weight and sends the results directly to your phone. Watch your baby grow Grow helps you to monitor your baby's weight gain, growth progression, and more, all from the comfort of home.
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