But the diaper geniuses at Huggies wanted to give her the ability to
experience what most moms do when they see their babies on the screen.
So they used a 3-D printer to create an image that Tatiana could feel
with her hands. The result is amazing. Check it out:
Friday, 8 May 2015
Watch a Blind Pregnant Woman Touch a 3-D Printed Ultrasound of Her Baby
Catching a glimpse of that miniature alien growing inside
your body via sonogram can be one of the most exciting parts of
your pregnancy. As that little nugget grows, you can start
distinguishing facial features that look like you, your partner—or Aunt
Paula. Unfortunately, Tatiana Guerra, 30, isn't able to do that because
she lost her sight when she was 17.
But the diaper geniuses at Huggies wanted to give her the ability to
experience what most moms do when they see their babies on the screen.
So they used a 3-D printer to create an image that Tatiana could feel
with her hands. The result is amazing. Check it out:
But the diaper geniuses at Huggies wanted to give her the ability to
experience what most moms do when they see their babies on the screen.
So they used a 3-D printer to create an image that Tatiana could feel
with her hands. The result is amazing. Check it out:
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