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Sesame Street Fights Coronavirus with ‘Caring for Each Other’
by Eyal Alonyby Eyal AlonyThe Sesame Workshop has launched Caring for Each Other, an initiative to help families cope with COVID-19 and the questions surrounding it.
Watch the exclusive clip from DreamWorks Boss Baby: Back in Business season 3 to see everyone’s favorite baby back in action.
The internet has Baby Yoda fever, and it’s making hilarious memes to show it! Check out this roundup of the funniest Baby Yoda memes to hit the internet!
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WATCH: Celebrities ‘Flip the Switch’ as TikTok Challenge Goes Viral
TikTok viral challenges are trending left and right, the latest — the “Flip the Switch” challenge. Read on to find out which celebs are participating.
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‘Babies’ Debuts on Netflix; Here, Scientists Share Findings
by Bekah Wrightby Bekah WrightNetflix Babies documentary debuts today with six of 12 episodes sharing what scientists have learned about the first year of life. We ask our own questions.
What’s better than the Super Bowl commercials? Check out our list of the best and worst Super Bowl commercials in 2020 that you may have missed.
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New SuperNanny Series Focuses on Teens and Tech
by Bekah Wrightby Bekah WrightSuperNanny 2020: Yes, Jo Frost is back and she’s bringing families back together. At the heart of this disconnect, per Frost, technology.
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Sex Education Made Easy: ‘The Amazing True Story of How Babies Are Made’
Scared of having “the talk” with your kid? ‘The Amazing True Story of How Babies Are Made’ makes sex ed for kids easier than ever with an animated series.
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WATCH: Autistic Boy Meets Robert Downey Jr. in Powerful, Emotional Video
by Parentologyby ParentologyOn Tuesday, Robert Downey Jr hosted The Ellen Show, meeting one of his biggest fans, Vincent Arambula, a 10-year-old who found his voice through Iron Man.