The 1st ParentTech Roadshow in San Francisco

How to use technology with little kids? What are the latest science-based apps and gadgets that boost child's early development?

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✔️ be one of the first to try the @babynoggin science-based app that tracks child's milestones and shares the data with pediatricians
✔️ access to closed Beta testing of the Oto platform by @oya_labs that helps to monitor and improve a child's language development
✔️ $50OFF to get @cinemood_usa - portable mini-theatre for kids that reduces screen exposure
✔️ extended 1 month and 3 month free trials for @playfullyapp - a mom-made app that makes parenting easier

Meet the creators of new and innovative ParentTech products and:

• be the first to play around with new babyTech gear and enjoy special offers at the venue

• give the makers your feedback about potential improvements

• connect with other tech-savvy parents and bloggers!

Agenda:

10am - ParentTech seminar
Topic: Babies and Beyond: Best Practices for Using Tech with Little Kids by Christine Elgersma (Common Sense Media)

10.20am - Q&A with Christine Elgersma

10.30am - Introduction from participating apps and gadgets

10.45am - ParentTech Roadshow

12pm - Event ends

This event is co-hosted by Inceptive and Oyalabs.

Participating Companies:

Oyalabs | www.oyalabs.com

Awarded Best of BabyTech at CES 2018, Oyalabs creates an IoT platform that helps parents monitor and improve a child’s cognitive development.

Inceptive | www.inceptive.org

A science-based early learning platform for parents of children between 0 and 3 years of age.

See Beneath | www.seebeneath.org

Aiko and Egor is an animated video series app that uses evidence-based principles to make practicing skills fun for everyone.

Octopus JOY | www.heyjoy.io

The first icon-based watch that teaches kids good habits and the concept of time.

Cinemood | www.cinemood.com

Mini cinema portable projector for families that helps them watch movies, cartoons, and TV shows anywhere.

Playfully | www.playfullyapp.com

A mobile app that gives parents of 0-3 year olds daily, real-world activity ideas to play with their children, backed by advice from experts.

Kinedu | www.kinedu.com

Kinedu is an app that provides fun and age-based daily activity ideas to do with a child. Each activity targets a key developmental area, based on the latest research from Stanford and Harvard.

Babynoggin | www.babynoggin.com

BabyNoggin is a developmental screening mobile app that helps parents track their children’s development.

Are you a startup in BabyTech/EduTech/Connected Nursery space? Get in touch with us at hello@oyalabs.com to display your product in the Roadshow!

About the speaker

Christine Elgersma works on learning and social media app reviews and parent talks as Senior Editor, Parent Education at Common Sense Media. Before coming to Common Sense, she helped cultivate and create ELA curriculum for a K-12 app and taught the youth of America as a high school teacher, a community college teacher, a tutor, and a special education instructional aide. Christine is also a writer, primarily of fiction and essays, and loves to read all manner of books from Stephen King to Anne Lamott. When she's not putting on a spontaneous vaudeville show with her daughter, Christine loves to hike and listen to music, sometimes simultaneously!

Event Details

Date: March 17, 2018
Time: 10 am PST – 12 pm PST
Where: Hax San Francisco, 479 Jessie St, San Francisco, 94103
For: Expecting parents and those with children aged 0-8 years
Cost: Free!