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An enterprising designer has come up with a unique way to get children involved with the housework: by turning crawling babies into cleaning machines. The entrepreneur has combined the traditional 'onesie' babygro with specially designed mop heads fixed to the arms and legs which enable babies to polish the floor as they learn to crawl.
The $40 (£25) Baby Mop is the brainchild of U.S. website BetterThanPants.com and was inspired by a spoof Japanese advert of a similar invention.
In their blurb for the novelty product the writers on the website joke the outfit will 'teach your baby a strong work ethic early on in their life' while helping to educate them not to drop food on the floor. They go on to say that the baby 'will get a nice workout, burn off energy, and do muscle toning. And sleep better too.'
Mike Parker from BetterThanPants.com said: 'We have sold about 100 in just one month since adding it to our site. 'So far all the feedback from customers has been very positive, however we get some negative emails surrounding the idea of the actual product.
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