Some context: Ask if want more info. 1. Label for a switch in the electronic Baby that detects Feeding activity 2. Directions for how to feed the Baby 3. Label for a switch in the neck of the Baby that detects head tilting too far back 4. Directions for user 5. Label for a switch in the Baby that detects rough handling (like dropping) 6. Directions for user to activate the rough handling switch. 7. Label for a switch in the Baby that detections motion. 8. Tells user that any amount of motion is sufficient to activate the Motion Switch. 9. Direction for user – they do not need to do anything for this task. 10. Indicates the Baby has detected an object in the throat as part of a choking feature 11. Label for troubleshooting test that indicates a Beacon has been detected. A Beacon is a Bluetooth wristband that the Baby uses to identify different users. 12. Direction for user – to bring the Beacon close to the Baby so it can be recognized 13. Label for troubleshooting test that refers to a specific button on the Baby. No need to translate ESS. 14. Direction for user – no need to translate ESS. 15. No need to translate EEPROM. This label shows the system is reading and writing to memory. 16. Battery is detected. 17. Refers to software checksums for these systems 18. This is an accessory to the Baby 19. Direction for user– the blanket has an RFID tag that Baby can read. 20. This is an accessory to the Baby – that it “sleeps” in 21. Direction for user 22. This is an accessory to the Baby – that it sits in during a feeding event 23. Direction for user 24. The diaper is an accessory to the Baby, worn by the Baby. We have two sizes – a 3-month and a 9-month sized Baby with appropriate sized diapers. 25. Direction for user 26. The larger diaper, for the 9-month old Baby. 27. Direction for user 28. This is an accessory to the Baby, that the Baby is laid on during diaper changes 29. Direction for user 30. This is an accessory to the Baby, used to feed the Baby 31. Direction for user 32. This is an accessory to the Baby, used to calm the Baby when fussy 33. Direction for user 34. This is an accessory to the Baby, used to feed the Baby 35. Direction for user 36. Refers to the neck of the Baby 37. Refers to memory part – no need to translate E2 38. Refers to memory part – no need to translate E2 39. Self explanatory 40. Step has finished. 41. Refers to Bluetooth protocol setting – I really don’t care how accurately this is translated… 42. Refers to a software version 43. Refers to a software version – hexadecimal format is “Hex” 44. Short 1-character abbreviation for month 45. Just need the word for “month” 46. Refers to latch position 47. Refers to latch position 48. Don’t translate “limit” 49. Easy 50. Medium 51. Hard 52. No simulations have happened yet, so no data is available yet. 53. Label on report that shows how many times user attempted care.