


Aspyn Arrows provides safe sleep education and Owlet Dream Socks to families, turning one family’s heartbreaking loss into hope for countless others.
At Aspyn Arrows, we exist to reduce sleep-related infant deaths through education, compassion, and access to life-changing monitoring technology.
We share our story, educate families on safe sleep practices, and provide Owlet Dream Socks to qualifying families so parents can sleep with greater peace of mind.


After more than four years of infertility, our prayers were answered with a beautiful baby girl named Aspyn Jane.
Just one month after she was born, we woke to every parent’s worst nightmare. Aspyn unexpectedly passed away from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
Our world changed forever.
In the midst of unimaginable grief, God began writing a new story.
We were blessed with three more children—Phoenix, Memphis, and Waverly—but we also carried a new understanding of the fear many parents experience every night.
That journey became Aspyn Arrows.
Today, we honor Aspyn’s life by helping other families protect theirs through safe sleep education, compassionate support, and access to Owlet Dream Socks.
Because if our story can help even one family sleep a little more peacefully, then Aspyn’s legacy continues to change lives.

Safe Sleep Saves Lives
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends:
✓ Baby sleeps Alone
✓ On their Back
✓ In a Crib or bassinet with a firm mattress
✓ No blankets
✓ No stuffed animals
✓ No crib bumpers
✓ Room share—but don’t bed share

Peace of Mind Matters
When our son Phoenix was born, we were overwhelmed with joy—but also fear.
The Owlet Dream Sock became more than a monitor.
It became a source of peace during some of the hardest nights of our lives.
We realized many families wanted that same reassurance but simply couldn’t afford it.
That’s why Aspyn Arrows provides Owlet Dream Socks to qualifying families.
Every monitor given represents more than technology.
It represents hope.
This monitor is a small device that tracks the pulse rate and oxygen levels of your child while they wear it via a sock on their foot. While, the Owlet Dream Sock doesn't prevent SIDS or make any medical claims as such, It does provide peace of mind and certainly gave us help in our time of need. Our hope is that this device will do the same for other families.
While we love this device and support it's functionality to provide peace of mind for families, Aspyn Arrows is not in alignment with the same values of the Owlet organization. What they promote and share on their website doesn't reflect our perspective and should be viewed as such.
Your support and contributions will help us meet the needs of our local community.


If you are interested in applying for a free Owlet Dream Sock through Aspyn Arrows, please click the apply button below. Should you have any additional questions you can email us directly at AspynArrows@gmail.com . Once we receive your application, we will contact you and let you know if we can meet your needs. Due to the massive amount of applications, we receive, we are only able to respond to the applicants who will be awarded a monitor. If you do not hear from us, that means we weren't able to help you at this time.

One of core values at Aspyn Arrows is sharing our testimony. If you are applying for a monitor, we request that you agree to share a photo of your child wearing the Owlet along with a short quote describing what receiving this monitor has meant or has done for you. This will allow our generous donors to see the impact of their donations within our community. We will not include last names or any other personal information.

Life can be so unpredictable. The one thing that we can always count on is the promise that God is with us, Emmanuel. When our little girl, Aspyn, suddenly and unexpectedly went to be with Jesus, we were beyond lost. It truly felt like our entire lives had been ripped away from us.
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; He rescues those whose spirits are crushed." -Psalm 34:18
We know that in this world we will face trials, and our hope is that we can use the pain that we have experienced and give it purpose by sharing our story and showing others that, while this platform isn't one we would have chosen, God has brought beauty from these ashes. And we are grateful to give glory to Him every step of the way.