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Children and computers in 10 points

June 25, 2018
iTunes Gift Card

If your child has received an iPod for his birthday, buy him a gift card instead of giving him full access to your Apple account… linked to your credit card. It will be easier for him to see the worth of his purchases, he will try the free versions before spending his money on games that he might not like and he will only buy the songs that he really likes.

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Weird and funny baby products

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Practical items for baby’s bath

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