Tweet Pee - I Want One

[willnotwill]

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/business/2013/05/huggies-tweetpee-app-tweets-parents-when-its-time-to-change-diapers/

[wheelman21]

I saw this yesterday! I can't wait until they bring out an English version! I will so have one!!! I want it!!!!!!!!!!!

[Lanthey]

I saw this yesterday! I can't wait until they bring out an English version! I will so have one!!! I want it!!!!!!!!!!!

[waddlergirl]

Having that I'm wet tweeted is nothing like as humiliating as having my skirt lifted and my nappy felt, is it?

8)

[wheelman21]

I saw this yesterday! I can't wait until they bring out an English version! I will so have one!!! I want it!!!!!!!!!!! Why? I struggle to see the appeal?

I think it would be quite useful when out and about with my g/f. She sometimes forgets to check when we get busy and I don't like having to tell her, and this way it wouldn't be like she has to find a way to check me in public.

[willnotwill]

I have a Malem wetting alarm, I thought I'd get one of the recordable ones that announced "Willie has wet his pants" if I could find someone with a suitable voice to record it.

[Lanthey]

I guess it could be fun to play with. XD <3

[Soggydiapers]

I guess this would be helpful to new parents who may at first have difficulty knowing when their child is wet? But it's pretty easy to know when a disposable diaper is wet and needs to be changed, since they swell up a lot. Plus, is the device you clip on to the front of the diaper that owl thing? Seems like that would be a lot more obvious under clothes than a diaper, lol

[Pm88]

I have a Malem wetting alarm, I thought I'd get one of the recordable ones that announced "Willie has wet his pants" if I could find someone with a suitable voice to record it.

I just went to their site. Holy crap that thing is loud! It might cause more wetting than anything else. Unless that's the point.

[rusty pins]

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