You can count on Twitchy to let you know “who said what” on Twitter, but what happens in the diaper stays in the diaper. CBS News reports that some parents in Brazil are testing a new product from Huggies called TweetPee. The sensor attaches to a baby’s diaper and automatically sends a tweet when it detects wetness.
Diaper senses when baby pees, sends a tweet. Alas, TweetPee only available in Brazilian diapers. http://t.co/YeUsbeFd1Y
— Neal Augenstein (@AugensteinWTOP) May 9, 2013
Thats what I call innovation! 🙂 At-home-dads will b all over this "TweetPee: Huggies sends a tweet when baby's wet http://t.co/9GvoJIfgUC”
— Vincenzo Annunziata (@ThisIsEnzo) May 9, 2013
At-home dads might find it indispensable, but we’re not sure anyone outside the house needs to know every time a baby needs changing. Too far?
https://twitter.com/web_supergirl/status/332557512475820033
https://twitter.com/rkylesmith/status/332575432555761664
Twitter *is* useful: Huggies TweetPee Sends Tweet When Baby's Diaper is Wet http://t.co/8wzYvoxAmo
— Charles Choi ? (@cqchoi) May 9, 2013
This is gross and not Twitter's intention!! RT @CBSNews: New "TweetPee" device sends tweet when baby wets diaper http://t.co/B6604eHU3r
— Daniel Brown (@drbtv) May 9, 2013
https://twitter.com/sellisuk/status/332617386442227712
<==Just shoot me. RT @dmataconis RT @CBSNews: New "TweetPee" device sends tweet when baby wets diaper http://t.co/wQsmmJUove
— Nels (@debitking) May 9, 2013
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