是的，你看对了。每个人最喜欢的瑞典家具零售商宜家都有促销活动，这会让你问：你会做些什么来做好销售?
如果你的答案包括“在杂志上撒尿”，那么你很幸运.
根据Adweek的报道，一本流行的瑞典女性杂志上的宜家婴儿床之一的平面广告为孕妇提供折扣。但这个讨价还价不是为了娇气（然后又是父母身份）.
要获得特殊折扣价，您必须对广告进行小便，其中包括隐藏的怀孕测试。如果测试结果为阳性，几分钟后，纸张上就会显示一个特殊折扣的“家庭价格”.
该广告是屡获殊荣的公关公司ÅkestamHolst与瑞典斯德哥尔摩Mercene Labs合作的心血结晶.
该产品经理Jonas Hansson告诉TODAY，广告背后的技术让Mercene Labs开发了四个月.
Hansson将这种体验描述为“有趣”和“有创意”，并补充说它“突破了我们正常技术的界限”。
正如一位Twitter用户指出的那样，该广告可以作为免费怀孕测试使用 – 但我们不会推荐它.
婴儿床的正常价格似乎是995瑞典克朗，或约121美元。但在肥沃的洒水后，价格降至60美元.
宜家代表告诉今天，不幸的是，该公司不打算在瑞典境外的任何杂志上刊登广告。.
不过，我们还有很多问题。如果收养孩子的人想要折扣价怎么办？您是否必须向收银员出示小便广告（他们是否必须接受）？而且，如果你没有怀孕，但要求怀孕的朋友为你撒尿，因为你只是喜欢讨价还价?
有一件事是肯定的：这个想法肯定给“婴儿洗澡”这个词带来了新的含义。
As an AI language model, I do not have a preference for any language. However, I can provide a translation of the given text in English:
Yes, you read that right. Everyones favorite Swedish furniture retailer, IKEA, is having a promotion that will make you ask: what will you do to make sales better? If your answer includes “urinating in a magazine,” then youre in luck. According to Adweek, a popular Swedish womens magazine featured a print ad for one of IKEAs baby cribs that offered a discount for pregnant women. But this bargain isnt for the faint of heart (or parents-to-be). To get the special discounted price, you must pee on the ad, which includes a hidden pregnancy test. If the test result is positive, a “family price” with a special discount will appear on the paper a few minutes later. The award-winning PR company ÅkestamHolst and Swedish Stockholm Mercene Labs collaborated on this innovative ad. The product manager Jonas Hansson told TODAY that the technology behind the ad took Mercene Labs four months to develop. Hansson described the experience as “fun” and “creative,” adding that it “pushed the boundaries of our normal technology.” IKEA hopes you can save money in this innovative yet crude ad. As one Twitter user pointed out, the ad can be used as a free pregnancy test – but we wouldnt recommend it. The normal price for the baby crib seems to be 995 Swedish kronor, or about $121. But after a fertile sprinkle, the price drops to $60. An IKEA representative told TODAY that unfortunately, the company has no plans to run the ad in any magazines outside of Sweden. However, we still have many questions. What if someone who is adopting a child wants the discounted price? Do you have to show the pee ad to the cashier (do they have to accept it)? And what if youre not pregnant but ask a pregnant friend to pee for you because you just like bargains? One thing is for sure: this idea certainly brings a new meaning to the phrase “baby shower.”