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When it comes to caring for a newborn baby, it's likely that many parents find themselves wishing they had a few extra arms. From feeding schedules to diaper changes to sleeping times, keeping track of your little peanut's growth and progress can get overwhelming.

After their first baby, a couple from California realized that there had to be a way to make the whole newborn thing easier on parents. After raising $7 million and having a successful bout on ABC's Shark Tank, parents Ann and David Weiss (now CEOs of their company, Hatch Baby) launched a product relatively new to the industry: Grow, a smart, app-enabled changing pad.  Read more...

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