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Babyglow: Life-Saving Invention

By on July 2, 2009 in Ideas


Suffolk Free Press:

A landlord from Long Melford is cracking open the bubbly after signing a multi-million pound contract for his “lifesaving” invention.

Chris Ebejer, 42, who runs the Melford Inn, said he had a eureka moment six years ago when he woke up on the couch one morning and saw a documentary about babies not being able to regulate their body temperature.

In a flash of inspiration the father of one decided he would design a baby suit that changed colour when the baby’s temperature went up.

And now the pint pulling part-time scientist will soon see his ‘Babyglow’ invention flying out of production plants around the world at more than a million a month

“It’s incredible, off the scale. I don’t quite know what has hit me at this stage. I’m getting calls from every TV station in the world and this is just the beginning,” he said.

The suit will change colour at the first sign of meningitis and it could have a huge impact on cot death numbers and a number of other baby related illnesses.

The suit works by responding to the slightest changes in body temperature which then react with molecules in the cotton.

Photo by Suffolk Free Press.

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    This is a very creative invention, a suit that regulates the baby’s temperature. In the future we might as well have temperature regulation suits for all ages where we could set any temperature we wanted at any place without the use of heaters or air-conditioning. This invention will definitely take off at a Great Start.

  • Jaclyn

    This is such an awesome invention, i love it!!! Being a mother myself, i worry all the time about the well being of my son. I can’t tell you how many times when he’s sleeping i go in to check on him and make sure he is still breathing, due to warnigns about SIDS, it’s every new mothers worst nightmare. An invention like this could put mothers at more ease.

  • http://www.thudguard.com Caroline Green

    Thudguard was on the Apprentice and I thought it was amazing http://www.thudguard.com
    for babies learning to walk in a world of hard surfaces!

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