RealCare Baby® 3 (formerly known as Baby Think It Over® or BTIO®) is the world’s most advanced infant simulator. Educators around the world use this unique learning aid to teach early childhood, parenting, infant health lessons, and sex education. This smart baby adds meaning and accountability by using wireless programming to track and report on caregiver behaviors. Tracked behaviors include care events, mishandling actions, time in a car seat as well as clothing changes.
Please note: A RealCare Baby Starter Kit (communication adaptor, Control Center Software, curriculum) is required to program simulations. Sold separately.
Use the following visual to select your Baby features.
$1,199.00 – $1,399.00
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Basic Infant Care – covers child safety, emergency procedures, child abuse prevention, and infant/toddler development.
Basic Infant Care Sample Lesson
Basic Infant Care Curriculum Overview
Basic Infant Care Curriculum Structure
Life Skills and Healthy Choices for Middle School Students – an abstinence-plus, comprehensive curriculum focused on sexual education and pregnancy prevention for middle school classrooms.
Life Skills and Healthy Choices Curriculum Sample
Life Skills and Healthy Choices Curriculum Overview
Parenting: A Guide to Parenting Skills for Life – focuses on the stages of child development, parenting styles/impact, the costs involved in raising a child, and much more.
Parenting Curriculum Structure
Healthy Choices: Relationships, Sexuality, and Family Planning – an abstinence-based, comprehensive curriculum focusing on teen pregnancy prevention. It covers relationships, self-esteem, refusal skills, adolescent health, and reproductive issues, among many other topics (ages 14 and up).
Healthy Choices Curriculum Overview
Healthy Choices Curriculum Structure
Additional Resources
Alignment and Crosswalk Documents
During a simulation experience, users:
• Determine whether Baby needs feeding, burping, rocking or changing
• Dress Baby appropriately for weather/temperature
• Handle Baby correctly and respond to Baby’s cries for care
Baby’s software can:
• Track care events, abuse, surrounding temperatures, time in a car seat and clothing changes
• Customize simulations using schedules based on real infants
• Program up to 100 Babies, up to 7 days in advance
• Receive and print detailed assessment reports
• Check Baby’s battery status
Great for in class training, demonstrations and remote learning.
Product Weight: 7 lbs.
Product Length: 21 inches
Product Catalog and How To Order
Operating systems supported for Control Center Software 4.5:
Operating systems supported for Control Center Software 4.4:
Operating systems supported for Control Center Software 4.3:
Operating systems supported for older versions of Control Center Software:
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Non-supplied hardware requirements:
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Where do I find resources for my RealCare Baby program? You can visit our RealCare Baby User Center to find:
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RealCare Baby Program Implementation Guide – Download
International Pricing May Vary.
Check out our International page for appropriate contacts.
Mariela G., Principal, High School of Arts and Technology, NY –
Over the course of the last school year, we have had close to two dozen students participate in this program. Nothing replaces personal interactions and real-world learning. The understandings and realizations that students had as a result of this experience could not have been replicated in any other way.
Nellie G., LCSW-R, Social Worker, High School of Arts and Technology –
I love that part of your curriculum is geared towards middle school, because that’s real life. I’ve had previous students who were entering high school with children already. We need to support our students early on with this information and these resources.