Author: Jon Scaccia
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It sounds like a compliment. Maybe it’s said in passing—after a meltdown, during a parent-teacher conference, or when one sibling needs extra support. But for the “strong” sibling of a… Read More
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You’ve seen it. A toddler taps their way through a cartoon marathon before they can even say full sentences. A preschooler sits mesmerized in front of a “learning” app while… Read More
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