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The Why Cry Baby Cry Analyzer is an electronic monitor capable of identifying the reasons why a baby is crying. This sound sensitive device is programmed to recognize different pitches and then digitally analyze and transmit the baby’s cry into one of five simple expressions - hungry, bored, annoyed, sleepy or stressed. A perfect gift for robotic mothers on Mother's day.
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I think some one has been watching the simpsons as much as me!!!
Once again, life imitates The Simpsons! "It measures the pitch, the frequency, and the urgency of a baby's cry,
and then tells whoever's around, in plain English, exactly what the
baby's trying to say! Everything from 'Change me' to 'Turn off that
damn Raffi record!'
(http://www.snpp.com/episodes/8F23.html)
This really seems like snake oil - as a parent, there's no worse way to separate any bond between a kid and parent than reliance on a gadget that promises so much.
This is basically a "universal translator" that translates what kids are bawling about into language we understand. Wow!