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Family News Update: Technology That Helps Battle Autism, Bribing Kids to Succeed in School, 13-Year-Old to Climb Everest, a Teen Website that Every Parent Should Know About and more
April 12th, 2010
• Evidently, the answer is not who has to let mom and dad move in with them when they get old. That argument comes later:
What do teen siblings fight about the most? (ParentCentral/The Toronto Star)
• Autism? There’s an app for that:
For autistic kids, iDevices are life changers (The Globe and Mail)
• Toxic toothpaste:
Concerns grow about chemical widely used in toiletries, toys (The Montreal Gazette)
• It’s terrifying when your goldfish can have a trendier home than you:
New goldfish ‘Fishcondo’ (The Los Angeles Times)
• Hmm….:
Should kids be bribed to do well in school? (Time)
• Got a kid and a computer? Read this:
What every parent should know about Foamspring: The new cyberscourge for teens (The Huffington Post)
• “My little Johnny won first place in the school spelling bee. We’re very proud. So, what’s your son up to?”:
Boy, 13, aims to be the youngest to conquer Everest (The Telegraph)
• When your husband’s list of injuries includes two broken ankles from tripping over a potato, or puncture wounds from stabbing himself while whittling a stick, perhaps you shouldn’t let him near a tractor:
Britain’s most ‘accident prone man injured again’ (The Telegraph)
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