The 3 A.M. Kitchen Is the Real Test for AI Baby Gear
The Kitchen at 3 A.M.
At 3 a.m., the kitchen light is on.
Someone presses a bottle against the inside of a wrist to test the temperature. Someone else levels off a scoop of formula and counts the markings again. The baby cries. The kettle whistles. The back of a hand gets scalded. After feeding, burping, changing, and coaxing to sleep, the adult has forgotten how many milliliters were fed last time, at what temperature, and for how long.