Internet use grows among young children in early programs
The piece notes that about a third of nursery and 80 percent of kindergarten children have used computers. At the Arnold & Porter Children’s Center in Washington 4 and 5 year olds work in small teams learning problem solving and hand eye coordination. Educators urge research based, age appropriate lessons and warn against overexposure to graphic skills or word recognition too soon.
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Designer babies fuel ethical debate
Newsday reports on the Scandinavian Cryobank business selling Danish sperm for Viking baby fantasies in New York. It covers donor ethics, consumer eugenics, and the lack of tracking on actual use, with quotes from Claus Rodgaard and bioethics experts. The piece notes prices, donor demographics, and the global reach of sperm banking.
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