Color Changing Hats Help Parents Tell Baby's Temperature

[@yogosapphire]

Having a grandson who suffers from febrile seizures, I want this hat for him and his little sister who’s on her way into the world.

[@Anonymousrespectfulrep]

Technology like this can also help parents with disabilities. For example, technology that can detect why Baby is crying can help deaf parents meet a babies needs faster.

[@AidanCaDrago]

Best news I heard all year

[@readingparrots]

Happy new year 🎉

[@melissagrant4178]

Well I not having a good year, my bike was stolen from our garge

[@Illdoitsure._.]

@@melissagrant4178 Oh no!

[@Illdoitsure._.]

Ha

[@natari2919]

@@melissagrant4178 why wasn't your garage locked?

[@michaelkurtz1967]

Very useful if they hats can be produced without harmful dyes or chemicals. Early detection is important.

[@journeymansmitty8283]

My sister just got a kid 5 months ago this would be really cool😮

[@sunnylilme]

Aww. Super useful

[@rabbitsquad9953]

It would be cool if they also made blankets like this to as well

[@akganimationstudioproducti3779]

This is revolutionary!

[@lifehackeriscool]

Or just feel them

[@bradcreel7267]

Mood Ring technology has come a long way.

[@angelmarwa443]

Sounds like a shark tank presentation

[@shemdickson4445]

TO THOSE SPECIALTY NEWSCASTERS, WHAT “A COLORFUL ‘INFANT’S HAT SERIES AND Y’ALL, ‘LATEST INSIDE EDITION VIEWERS, ‘A COLORFUL’ DESTINY!!” 🌈🌈

[@kelseyoliva7745]

I love this so much 💜

[@TheLucarioMaster-uw4fb]

Honestly that's helpful

[@NYCrazyRob]

0:03 What kind of watch is that?

[@jenniferhansen3622]

I did "circle to search" and it says it's called Amazfit.

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

Interesting!

[@apemancommeth8087]

Great idea!

[@bribee1346]

So a machine can’t knit. And the owlet sock does in fact track the baby’s health much as a smart watch would for an adult… please, inside edition, get your facts together!!

[@aurora6920]

This would make most parents lazy though, parents need to get in the habit of touching their babies back to feel if they have a temperature as well as educate themselves on the correct togs and layers to use in different temperature. *Yes good for some peoples situations* but most parents should be often checking their babies temperature because technology can go wrong and if they have a fever they should be checked with a thermometer for accuracy. The hat cannot replace that. I can't see the NHS midwives recommending this.

[@0812EL]

Can you make this in fabric so I can sew some blankets with this.

[@crazyasalways9272]

This seems like a great invention but my son hates hates ever since he was a baby baby I do eish i had had this tho for him since he was a premie and had major issues

[@TammyToezAndKopiChonk]

Under 13 hours 👇

[@cindy.520]

Where can i find more of her story o cant find it on the page

[@kaylabennett5897]

Neat!

[@chrisstewart8954]

But by wearing a hat in the house make you hot 🤯‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@Angela-ix2ff]

This is stupid, who is gonna have a hat on your child that much , you only wear hats outside and your not outside very long with a baby and what do you mean invasive thermometers they literally have thermometers that don't even touch the skin and with the click of one button

[@ForeverMan]

Also, If you don't know the needs of your baby, you're parenting wrong

[@Kenny-the-Platypus]

Wow

[@nightstorm9872]

No proof in video of them actually showing it works on a child.

[@VegetaThoughts]

On the lsu website it stated that it’s a concept that’s now a Protype. They likely don’t have the technology in a viewable stage. Going into the new year, I would highly suggest doing a slight google or chatgbt search before commenting.

[@mv4463]

And also no proof the app on your phn is gathering information not necessary in the use of the hat.

[@AudreyC379]

Not to mention that they would most likely be too expensive for most people. Like 1 alone would probably be like $200+ to purchase.

[@kmarch6630]

Or you could be an actual parent that pays attention.

[@nyinyiwin14]

keyboard warrior.

[@kmarch6630]

@nyinyiwin14 Not at all.

[@SayedaZ_111]

Yes but sometimes mistakes happen.

[@Baileybailey3845]

Yes because as we all know, it's incredibly realistic to monitor your child's temperature with a thermometer 29 hours a day.

[@mv4463]

How much $$$ ?. Will the cost be worth the actual usage of a possible life savi g device 🤔 .. im not sure all this technology isnt best for the privacy of the parents nor child since ot seems you have to use you phone 🤔 how much of the gathered is shared without knowledge or permission of the parents. Not exactly a Walmart gift is this...

[@jonasfrank9150]

2025 try to be an attentive parent challenge: impossible

[@AlternateMichael]

No, this is cool asl but ion want kids But pretty cool this hat

[@samusami7439]

It's just extra help in keeping babies safe. That what we do as humans. We keep trying to make the world a safer place.

[@arielcotter2656]

That sounds like chemicals to me.

[@p.e.1847]

This is so fing stupid! 🤣