Babyglow babygro tells moms when their kid is sick
Thursday, June 18, 2009 - 3:07am
A pub landlord in Britain has invented a babygro that changes color to warn you if your precious little one's temperature is rising. Chris Ebejer has spent over a million bucks developing the Babyglow, whose smart fabric is coated with ink containing heat-sensitive molecules.
The garment, which is available in either pink, blue or green (yeuch) pastel, turns white when its wearer's temperature rises above 37 degrees, and has earned the 42-year-old $20 million.
