Now, you can easily figure out what your baby needs with the Cry Translator. This award winning program reliably analyzes and diagnoses your baby’s cry, then recommends helpful solutions – all in less than 5 seconds! Is your baby hungry, sleepy, annoyed, stressed or bored? The Cry Translator will tell you. Click “…More” to learn why you should download this App today!
- Awarded Medal of Gold at Salon des Inventions de Genève 2010
- I love it ! A great help !
“The Cry Translator makes parenting easier. It's like having our son's grandmother there to help when he cries. The Cry Translator has also helped my husband become a more doting father. With this app we are both more relaxed so we can calm our baby down quickly. As a result we have found our son cries less. Peace has returned to our home! (…)”
Mom Patty
Your baby won’t stop crying. You’ve tried feeding him, burping him and playing with him but nothing seems to be working. You don’t know what to do and baby can’t tell you what he needs. Or can he?
With the Cry Translator, it takes less than five seconds to find out what your baby’s cry means. Think of this app as a universal translator between infant and parent or caregiver. Just hit the Start button and Cry Translator analyzes which of the five distinct cries your infant is making before giving you great tips to calm and soothe your upset baby.
The suggestions you get from Cry Translator are 96% effective, in accordance with clinical research conducted in a pediatric hospital. These tips are real, valuable pieces of information from a studied, medically proven source.
Naturally, Cry Translator is a helpful tool, not a medical device. If baby cries excessively or there are any concerns about baby’s health, a physician should be sought to determine the cause of the distress. For the five most common and distinct types of infant cries though, Cry Translator is the perfect tool, especially for new parents.
Just look at the features you get in Cry Translator:
* Attractive, easy to use interface
* Identifies the 5 distinct cries made by infants
* Takes less than 5 seconds to get a translation
* Each translation is accompanied by helpful tips and suggestions
* Add emergency contacts from your address book for fast, easy access
* Winner of Medal of Gold at Salon des Inventions de Genève 2010
* Includes tutorial
* Great for new parents, grandparents and caregivers
Your baby is telling you what he or she needs and wants, you just don’t speak the same language yet. Let Cry Translator help. Download the app now to your iPhone or iPod Touch with a microphone, so you’re prepared for the next time grandma and grandpa babysit or you just aren’t sure how to soothe your infant. You and baby will both be glad that you did.
CLINICAL TESTING - According to clinical research conducted in a pediatric hospital in Spain, 96% of babies ceased crying after applying the suggestions displayed by the Cry Translator®. The 4% of cases that did not respond to the suggestions may have been affected by external noise or issues not related to the five types of crying the Cry Translator deciphers. (*) Clinical Rearch published in Spanish pediatric magazine "Pediatria Rural y Extrahospitalaria Sept. 09"
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Amazingly helpful!!!
Even for an experienced Mum with four kids, the Cry Translator is an amazing discovery. I was introduced this app by a close friend of mine and I recognize I was quite skeptical about it. After the first two or three tries I was totally familiar with the app interface and absolutely surprised with its accuracy. It identifies the type of cry in less than 10 seconds, it tells you the reason why your baby is crying and you can follow the advices given to soothe your baby if you are a novice Mum (which is not my case). But that what has mostly surprised me has been the use my two eldest kids and my husband are making of the app: they love to use it whenever they have the chance. I understand they do not have that sixth sense we experienced mums have, but sometimes I think they are just "helping" to make my baby cry so that they can "play" with the cry translator. I mean, joke apart, that both my eldest kids and my husband have got much more involved in helping with my baby since I got the app. The only shame is I did not have this cry translator when my first son was born. I am sure it would have helped me and my husband so much at that time when we were going through this for our first time!!! I absolutely recommend it to every Mum, specially for first time mums.
