4moms

4moms is a robotics and technology company that develops high-tech baby gear designed to simplify parenting through advanced engineering. The company's flagship product, the mamaRoo infant seat, utilizes motion sensors and robotics to replicate the natural bouncing and swaying motions parents use to soothe their children. Beyond the consumer market, 4moms maintains a significant healthcare presence through its Hospital Program, with its devices utilized in over 300 hospitals and neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) as a non-pharmacological intervention for infants suffering from Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS). In July 2024, the company was acquired by UPPAbaby, which has since begun integrating 4moms' robotic technology into its broader portfolio of juvenile products.