France-based Slow Control has launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for its smart baby bottle holder – Baby Gigl.

The device collects and analyzes data on food intake, feeding speed, lumps and bottle angle. It will alert parents and other caregivers if the bottle angle is producing too many bubbles or if lumps become present, impeding the flow while feeding. These alerts are designed to coach parents, nannies, and family members while feeding a baby, making them aware of common follies that cause colic or spit up.

When away from the baby, the bottle holder can send SMS or email to notify parents of feedings given by a caretaker.“We have worked to develop a practical solution to monitor, share, and correct habits that affect the child’s health,” said Jacques Lépine, founder and CEO of Slow Control. “Baby Gigl technology is designed to help parents adjust behaviors, ultimately offering peace of mind.”

The data Baby Gigl collects is sent to an accompanying smartphone app and baby diary; this information can then be easily shared with other caregivers and pediatricians.

Additionally, when away from the baby, the bottle holder can send text messages or emails, notifying parents of feedings given by a caretaker.

Slow Control’s 40-day campaign ending on May 3rd offers a total of 12 perk options to preorder Baby Gigl in a variety of colors, with a goal to raise $80,000. Early birds can preorder one Baby Gigl smart bottle holder for $75, two for $149, and three for $219; prices increase after the first 199 perks are claimed. All products will be shipped September 2015.