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Baby screams translated with iPhone
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Categories: Applications, iPhone Tags: Academy Of Pediatrics, Adult Language, American Academy Of Pediatrics, Boredom, Carers, Crying Babies, Crying Child, Elements Of Language, Health Problems, Infancy, Intensity, Intonation, iPhone, Mental Retardation And Developmental Disabilities, New Application, Newborns, Pediatrician, Sudden Death Syndrome, Ten Seconds, Tiredness
Baby screams translated with iPhone
All you need is an iPhone and a baby who cries. Then, of course, and you should be concerned about why your child cry? Sleep? Hungry? And about it. From this point there is a new application for the iPhone, with which you can translate the child screams in adult language, so as to understand exactly what she wants little accent.
After ten seconds of crying, Cry Translator (Biloop patented technologies) will light one of the five lights to indicate, as the company claims, if the baby cried from hunger, the tiredness, the boredom, sleep or due to another type of discomfort.
Perhaps you think that the use of crying decoder is as serious as an issue with a cat or dog, however, research shows that all they bocetele sense. For example, scientists have discovered that the intensity and frequency of the screams of a child may indicate health problems or even SIDS risk (sudden death syndrome), according to a study published in 2005 in the journal Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.
Other recent studies show that babies screaming bearing the imprint of the language spoken by parents. For example, according to research by French newborns cry with increasing intensity, sharp screams being the final, while Germany is crying babies decreasing intensity. This variation is similar to the intonation of language, suggesting that the children acquired the elements of language even in its infancy.
Application for crying child was conceived on the basis of variation crying and the main item of technology is a particular pattern of screams, rather than the tone or intensity.
However, the company points out that technology is for parents and carers of children, but can not be used to help doctors.
“Babies do not cry. It is their main form of communication, “says Jamie A. Freishtat your Pediatrician, who is also spokesman for the American Academy of Pediatrics Physicians (American Academy of Pediatrics – AAP). Freishtat points out that while parents realize what significance have some screaming. However, other children screamed as adults speak differently. “I’m not sure that if you have ten children and all they would be hungry, you hear the same cry of every” says Freishtat.
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