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We have one.
My DCB's seem to think the cord is there so you can tie your buddies up.
When my own son was younger... my step mother had an old rotary wall phone in her kitchen.
My son was about 3 yrs old at the time. He stared at it in wonder and bewilderment for a loooong time. Finally he sighed, turned to my dad and said "What the heck IS that?"
I am truly saddened by all the things this generation won't even be aware of.....
black and white TV
Dials and buttons that turn
anything that is operated by "man-power"
the multiple steps that it took to record anything off the radio
TV shows on at certain times and NOT on demand
busy signals
the list goes on and on.......
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I gave one of my DCK's an Etch-A-Sketch a while back.
He flipped that thing over and over and over and over ad over and over and over and over. Then he stated swiping his finger across the screen. First right to left, then left to right, then pulling down from the top, then up from the bottom... then he started to push the knobs in....
After several intense minutes of frantically searching, he sighed, got up and handed it back to me "Miss C, I think this is broken"
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Best read of the day!!! Too funny!!!
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Yeah, that was discussed in length when we discussed the i-pad holder for the PNP/bassinet. ::
NOTHING surprises me anymore when it comes to way to incorporate electronics into a child's daily routine.
Next, we'll see them built right in to the sides of cereal boxes and milk cartons.
Or worse, they will figure out a way to project or play a movie/TV show to the baby during a sonogram while still in utero.... :: ::
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