Baby Think It Over Dolls Change Chetwynd High
Thanks to Lakeview Credit Union Chetwynd Lions club Royal Canadian Legion and Chetwynd Secondary School students at the high school now have four lifelike dolls for the Baby Think It Over program. The dolls simulate infant care including feeding burping changing and holding with recorded evening events. One doll shows a baby with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and another with drug addiction. Teachers expect meaningful learning about parenting and its impact on life.
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