Despite being created with the Millennial parent in mind, baby tech is “still in its teething phase.” The Baby Tech Summit at CES this week will showcase thousands of companies offering the latest products for high-tech nurseries—and standing out from the crowd will be imperative in the crowded space.

Despite being created with the Millennial parent in mind, baby tech is “still in its teething phase.” The Baby Tech Summit at CES this week will showcase thousands of companies offering the latest products for high-tech nurseries—and standing out from the crowd will be imperative in the crowded space. Statista reports a $67 billion estimate in global baby care sales this year, but according to GfK, electronics accounted for less than 9% of baby product sales in 2015. Some are blaming price points and Millennial parents’ desire to protect children from too much tech (screen time, etc.) for the slow start. (CNET)