How to sync your baby with your iPhone The Internet of Things has seen everything from our watches, heating thermostats and smoke alarms connected to our smartphones via Bluetooth. But a Surrey-based company now wants to connect your baby, too. Mother of three Kirstin Hancock, who is also co-founder of the company behind the device, Blue Maestro, said: "I know first-hand the difficulty in taking a sick baby's temperature. It is easy to lose track of readings and the timings of medication, so it becomes harder to determine whether the medication is working. Pacifi makes this easier, tracking the temperature and effect of the medication so parents can feel more at ease during this worrying time. Pacifi comes in a range of colours and is dishwasher-proof. Smartphone apps for both iOS and Android are available free. The device goes on sale on December 1 and can be purchased on the Blue Maestro website for £25.