Did anyone have to do that project in high school where you take a computerized doll home with you for a while so you know what it's like to be a parent? (I had to do it (6 years ago). Does anyone think that it really works? (I dont.) All you have to do with the doll is stick a key in its back when it cries to "feed" it. No burping required, no diapers, no colic, nothing but a key. And you had to make sure you supported its head so it wouldnt fall back. We only had to do it for a weekend because teachers didnt want it messing up our homework and school time. How is this supposed to teach kids to not have kids? Granted, I didnt like getting up in the midde of the night to stick a key in a dolls back but its nothing compared to actually having a kid! I think these dolls are completely ineffective. Maybe schools should concentrate more on sex education and the risks and consequences rather than giving kids a toy doll to keep for the weekend. Any thoughts?
2007-02-28
04:37:17
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Amanda
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Pregnancy & Parenting
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