Why Cry Baby Crying Analyzer

Why Cry Baby Crying Analyzer

Why Cry Baby Crying Analyzer
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By using a unique monitoring system, the Why Cry® Baby Crying Analyzer recognizes the variations in types of cries and identifies them for you. Why Cry has been carefully designed to help parents or caregivers learn how to distinguish and interpret their baby's cries. With temperature and humidity detector.

Clinically tested with a 98% reliability rating, the Why Cry is recommended for use during the first 10 months, the most important time for a baby developing their intellectual capabilities.

Babies cry for different reasons (wet diaper, tired, hungry, scared, etc.). All of these common cries are analyzed and summarized in five mood categories: Hungry, Bored, Annoyed, Sleepy and Stressed. The Why Cry also has displays for unit readiness, analysis indicator error, low battery, room temperature and room humidity. One year warranty.

Advantages of the Why Cry:
  • Baby will be understood and attended to correctly
  • Parents have more time to enjoy their baby
  • Parents' learning and understanding processes are heightened
  • Other caregivers (grandparents, babysitters) will become more capable of tending to the baby's needs
  • Improves baby care capabilities for people with hearing loss or who are deaf

    Portable, lightweight and simple to use. Uses four AA alkaline batteries (included).

    Note: The Why Cry is not a substitute for adults when looking after children. It should not be used as a medical device nor should it be used to prevent sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS or cot deaths).
    SKU: HC-WHYCRY
    Price: $119.95
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