Starting at 20 weeks, the Roo is a portable, user-friendly prenatal listening system that allows you to hear, track, and save your unborn baby’s heartbeat!

It makes use of Hubble Connected’s cutting-edge sound tracking software, allowing you to listen and share with friends and family.

This is the second device we are presenting in the series, The Roo which which you can  listen to Your Baby’s Heartbeat – Anywhere, Anytime.

The Roo prenatal heartbeat monitor is a non-invasive and safe way to listen to your unborn baby’s heartbeat from the comfort of your own home using your smart device during your third trimester.

The Roo listens, hears, and plays your unborn baby’s heartbeat before recording the data so you can track the heartbeats later. Install the HubbleClub app to keep track of your pregnancy and share your progress with friends and family. Input your daily water consumption, kick counts, weight, and bump size into the pregnancy tracker. Prenatal tips and advice tailored to your stage of pregnancy.

ROO          

$49.99 USD

https://hubbleconnected.com/products/roo buy here.

The Roo’s Features

• Fetal Heartbeat detection which starts at 20 weeks of pregnancy
• Connects wirelessly to any of the compatible smartphone, tablet, or PC
• Listen to your prenatal baby’s heartbeat in real time
• Share the heartbeat recording with your friends and family and also track developmental milestones
• The Roo requires no other messy gels
• Comprehensive Roo content is now available on the HubbleClub app
• Its Compatible with Amazon Alexa & Google Assistant
• Track kicks, water intake, and even more
• No radiation – 100% safe and ready to use

What’s included in Roo’s Package?

• The Roo
• Belt
• Portable Pouch
• Power Adapter
• Quick Start Guide

Listening to your baby’s heartbeat is a unique experience during your pregnancy. This is a special part of many pregnant women’s prenatal care appointments. You can listen to your baby’s heartbeat at doctor’s appointments, but you can also do so at home. Personal use of a foetal doppler (a type of ultrasound) is not recommended by medical professionals. There are, however, other ways to hear your baby’s heartbeat at home without using a doppler.

Listening to the baby’s heartbeat at home can provide reassurance between prenatal appointments for some families. Others see it as a way to bond with the baby. Children and partners frequently enjoy and anticipate this. Furthermore, even a small child can do it.

How to Hear to Your Baby’s Heartbeat

Here is a quick look at the most common healthcare tech devices that you can use to try to listen to your baby’s heartbeat during your most awaited pregnancy without a doppler.

• Stethoscope
• Mobile apps
• Fetoscope
• Pinard horn
• Amplifiers

Your doctor can also use medical tech devices, such as a fetal doppler or other available professional monitoring equipment like ultrasound.

Ways to Listen to Your Baby’s Heartbeat
Product	Ease of Use	When It Works	Cost
Stethoscope	Average	18 to 22 Weeks	$10 to $80
Mobile Apps	Average	Unclear	Free (may require in-app purchases)
Fetoscope	Average	18 to 22 Weeks	$25 to $90
Pinard Horn	Complicated	18 to 22 Weeks	$25 to $300
Amplifiers	Complicated	Depends	$20 to $30
Doppler	Depends	8+ Weeks	$150+
Fetal Monitor	Professional Use Only	20+ Weeks	Professional Use Only

The stethoscope or fetoscope is the simplest and least expensive option. The stethoscope is more widely available, but the fetoscope is designed specifically for listening to babies, making it easier to hear the heartbeat. Mobile apps are untrustworthy and may provide inaccurate information. However, if you are aware of this and are only using the app for entertainment purposes, you might enjoy trying one.

The Conclusion

Many expectant parents find it reassuring to hear their baby’s heartbeat. You might want to try listening to your baby between prenatal care visits. Consult your practitioner about the safety as well as accuracy of the methods available so that you don’t add to your anxiety.