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Honda discovered how to make babies stop crying
The Honda has created the Honda Sound Sitter a car-shaped plush that reproduces the sound of the brand's sporty model, the NSX.
According to the Japanese automobile manufacturer, the sound that the teddy bear emits calms babies, as it resembles the sound that children hear when they are still in their mother's womb.

Honda points out that there are a number of studies that show that babies get calmer when they hear low-frequency sounds (250 Hz or less), and so brand experts have developed this idea until it has turned into a plush toy in the shape of a car. To reach the ideal sound, the researchers tested the various models of the brand, the 2018 NSX being the one that presented the lowest frequency and was therefore the chosen one. In tests carried out on infants, only 1 in 12 did not stop crying at the sound of the teddy.
Note that the plush can be activated remotely through a smartphone application and promises to be an asset for all parentes. N. M.