I agree with nearly everything you have said except for:<p>&gt; and don&#x27;t get me started on the smart baby monitors, etc... if my siblings an I were brought up just fine in the 80&#x27;s without being in a &quot;smart onesie&quot;, I&#x27;m sure we can do just as fine today.<p>I even agree that the baby monitor mentioned is a little over the top (I don&#x27;t care for the lights&#x2F;music&#x2F;coffee aspect) but it&#x27;s important not to write things off just because &quot;I was raised just fine without X&quot;. That logic doesn&#x27;t hold for most things. And for high-risk babies that onesie is probably multitudes of times cheaper than expensive medical equipment to do the same level of monitoring.<p>(Sad Personal Anecdote Below)<p>My youngest sister died when she was very young (&lt;2 mo old) due to a medical condition (birth defect). Now this isn&#x27;t to say that this product would have saved her life. In fact I&#x27;m nearly 100% positive it wouldn&#x27;t have. My parents were already awake due to me waking up from a bad dream and so my mom caught her stopping breathing probably almost immediately and we lived next door to a doctor who was over within minutes before she was rushed off to the hospital. She still died but I can&#x27;t help but think that while she couldn&#x27;t be saved there are other babies and young children out there that could be saved from such a device. Also there is nothing to say that constant monitoring wouldn&#x27;t have caught signs of this a little earlier allowing my parents enough time to get her to professionals. All I&#x27;m saying is don&#x27;t write off this just because you &quot;got by fine without it&quot;.