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Parents are using AirTags to track kids and give them freedomAlaska Dispatch News
Raleigh teen builds butterfly garden for seniors as part of Eagle Scout projectWRAL
Why Are Toy Commercials Still Like This?The Atlantic
Big Tech wants your kid to be their consumer, even if it harms themNew York Post
What to Know About Your Kid's Weird, Obsessive Collectionoffspring.lifehacker.com- SEpilepsy Foundation turning MA landmarks purple to make epilepsy historysampan.org
Facebook needs to kill its new chat app for kidsLA Times
How do we help children cope with fear of nuclear war?Chicago Tribune
In utero keepsakes record heartbeats, flood baby marketMerced Sun-Star
A coloring book craze for stressed-out adultsforestparkreview.com
Hello Barbie, goodbye privacyobserver-reporter.com
Look who’s swiping now: 6-month-old babies are using smartphones, study saysWashington Post
Toyborg: Now Barbie talks back with Siri-like featuresSydney Morning Herald
Hello Barbie’s interactive abilities and Web connection are just plain creepy, say criticsnews.nationalpost.com
This 'smart' Barbie is raising concerns over children's privacyThe Verge
Barbie that interacts online called 'creepy'nwaonline.com
Privacy advocates try to keep Hello Barbie from hitting shelvesdailyherald.com
Morning Jolt: Would you get your child a Hello Barbie?Seacoastonline.com
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