Child will cry, even if it's just bloated, and as for saving time, in all their wisdom,
a parent can now tell that the baby is in pain, then what?
Majority of parents have a good idea if their child is hungry,
i.e. hasn't been fed for 4 hours, or thirsty because it has had nothing to drink all day.
Granny is sitting in her day chair at the nursing home, has dementia.
Scan her face, yep, she's in pain. Has a severe migraine? Toothache?
Sore back? Maybe the spring in her chair is sticking into her backside,
and she just wants to go back to bed?
Pity there isn't better parenting, than relying on their ever present phone,
to tell them something that all parents, even in the animal kingdom,
instinctively know.
"it will save nurses, doctors and health care centres money and time!"
So if a 'parent' knows the child is 'in pain', where will they take it?
To a nurse, doctor or health care centre, where most likely they will be told,
the child has gas, and needs to be 'burped'.
Can see this trading well, but can't see a genuine usefulness for it.
No different to going to a tyre dealer, with a flat tyre.
They can take a 10 second video of it, and say, "yep, you have a flat tyre".
Won't fix the flat tyre, or tell you how, when and where it went flat.
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